Ira Losco did a splendid job. She gave her all with two great performances in the semi-final and final nights of the Eurovision Song Contest. She finished in 12th place, far below the second position...

Minister Karmenu Abela is doing the right thing when he holds back from sweeping under the carpet problems in the management of the police corps. I listened to his explanations during a One Radio...

I never thought I would find myself writing about the Eurovision Song Contest in the middle of a terrible corruption scandal with no end in sight, but because Team Ira was really Team Labour, and a...

Whatever the result Ira obtained last night (Good luck, Ira, who I remember as a Year 6 student at the Sacred Heart in the same year as my niece), the past days have been a textbook case for studying...

Like the passionate football festival that we watched from London’s Upton Park last Tuesday night, as West Ham bid farewell to their beloved old Boleyn with a much-deserved win over Manchester...

After all the bluff and tantrums have subsided, all the cliches’ and offensives have been made and Dr Mizzi has shifted his desk to face the corner instead of the harbour view, we are left with...

As a child I was brought up to respect my elders and those in authority. I hold in high esteem those men and women who chose to defend and protect all of us. Their uniform is a constant reminder of...

On Saturday 30 April, the Malta premiere Home was presented at the Manoel Theatre.  It is about the life history of man recounted through dance. This production was the work of the Dance Ensemble...

It is extraordinary how quickly the situation has deteriorated in this country, with institutions that are supposed to safeguard democracy and the rule of law crumbling before organised crime and...

The fashion in political discourse in Europe currently is to focus on populism. The topics that recur are: events in Hungary and in the so-called Visegrad group; the strange presidential election now...