As we face the last few days of this campaign, I am taking the time to meet people who are refusing to vote or are still undecided. Their main argument is that PN hurt them during its time in...

I don’t think Joseph Muscat, and whoever it was with whom he planted that question among the press corps yesterday morning, expected the result they got. They clearly expected lots of oohs, ahs...

We are at the point in the election process when the respective campaigns have reached their maximum cruising velocity. It is difficult to accelerate to a spectacularly higher speed – always...

These are some reflections linked to the election campaign we are currently immersed in. Mass Meetings.  Before every election we predict that Mass Meetings will not appeal to the crowds...

Choices are not always easy, and decisions which impact on our future need a thorough evaluation.  Some decisions may be based on diverse perspectives and assessments.  Others may be based...

The general election is being overshadowed by a web of corruption spun around the Office of the Prime Minister. It has been unravelling for months since the publication of the Panama...

I could be wrong, but it seems as if there has been a downgrade in the importance that we used to give to the Mediterranean region  and the need for a special policy in its favour. True, on...

As an avid follower of French politics, the recent political controversy that Charlie Hebdo has generated once again in France, hasleft me with a strong sense of revulsion.  As one may recall,...

One of the most extraordinary things about this government – other than the rampant, shocking corruption and cronyism, of course – is that its key members think, speak and behave as though...

What happened yesterday is the game-changer we were hoping would never happen. Forget the extremely hot election fever, the mammoth mass meetings, the wall-to-wall coverage of the elections on...