‘The rule of law’ is a basic democratic principle codified in the laws of democratic countries. We are all servants of the law in order to be free and, in a democracy, the law should...

There was a time when I told myself constantly that I didn't do enough, that no matter what I did for the environment, my efforts wouldn't matter. I am happy to say that those feelings seldom arise...

What has developed between the Catholic Church and the government of the German state of Bavaria gives rise to some very curious reflections. The social-christians who have been in power for quite a...

One could discredit any discourse of an impending end of American hegemony as mere speculation but French historian and demographer Emmanuel Todd, in his book After the Empire: The Breakdown of the...

Over the last 10 years, Malta has worked hard to become one of the world’s leading jurisdictions for iGaming and related industries. The sector employs thousands of local and foreign...

There is a sense of déjà vu in Maltese politics at the moment, a sense that all that could have been said was said and nothing new was added. Daphne’s murder is there, big as a...

There is a growing perception and one more casually floated around these days, that there are no more Nationalists left and Malta has become all Labour.  Well, well.  Aren’t we...

In her vlog, Labour MEP Miriam Dalli today speaks about ambitious proposals to reduce CO2emissions from new vehicles in the coming years. She is leading the European Parliament in its...

The American University of Malta at Zonqor and Dock 1. The Gozo General Hospital, Karen Grech Hospital, and St Luke’s Hospital. Australia Hall. Café Premier. Old Mint Street. The former...

The Judgment delivered by the European Court for Human Rights which effectively ruled that the 2010 ban on the play Stitching was wrong is concrete proof of how much things changed under...