The new Media and Defamation Bill is now at its final stages as it has reached unanimous approval at committee stage.  This Bill is historic. It provides an unprecedented freedom to our...

That’s how the Finance Minister characterised the news that HSBC might leave our shores and shed hundreds of jobs. “It’s a warning!” the Finance Minister Edward Scicluna said...

Deep questions about security and terrorism in Europe remain open. Some say that the blowback of Islamic militants to Europe which was expected to happen once ISIS were almost destroyed in Syria,...

Let’s agree that Christ is the main inspiration of any Archbishop.  Christ would say it as-it-is even if it would irk the leaders of the community.  Christ wasn’t always...

I am usually very fascinated by the deep blue, the never ending sea. However I will dedicate this column to something small. Even though it's small size, it has had the greatest impact on me. I'm not...

It could be that the experience of others has been the opposite of mine; meanwhile, by mentioning the Marsa project, I have no wish to bring it any kind of bad luck. Still, I have to state that since...

Last February, when speaking at the CEPS Ideas Lab Conference, in Brussels, on “Reconstructing Europe”, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat referred to crypto-currencies. Rightly so, he said that...

It has gone largely unnoticed so far, but last week President Marie Louise Coleiro Preca began the last year of her term in office. She will be going round laying flowers at the monuments of her...

Development permits for fuel stations are being approved left, right and centre by the Planning Authority.  Some months ago, in a speech made in public, the Prime Minister said that the...

The scene is set and done and the curtain has been raised.  By now, the method and roadmap of the Labour Movement is exposed and generally a subject of public opinion or a matter of...