In small, closed societies, the stage is often set for the development of twisted behaviour, weirdness and all kinds of perversity going on beneath a thin and yet strangely impermeable veneer of...

I don’t usually comment on church issues, especially internal church matters. But this was too good to miss. And everybody seems to have missed it. Or at least I have not found any...

The latest shots in Malta's environmental siege that followed so soon after the Żonqor debacle, were fired earlier this week by Parliamentary Secretary Chris Agius who, accompanied by PN Sports...

That time of the year is approaching again, when the man walks self- consciously,carrying a brief case like a hunter with his illegal quarry in a bag and all the population are meant to stop what they...

Malta has a rich maritime heritage but it wasnevertaken very seriously by our politicians.Joseph Muscat, the Maritime historian, is a pioneer of our maritime history and is one of the first who...

Do you remember Joseph Muscat in Opposition? It is only two and a half years ago and I am sure that like me, you will remember he did or said very little which anybody can define as remotely positive...

Recent events, and the way some reacted to them, set me thinking about how confused lots of people are about egalitarianism, in the same way they are about opinions and freedom of expression. The fact...

Data covering outward EU tourism show that the two destinations that attract most European tourists are the US and Turkey. The latter is facing challenges arising from internal and external...

I must say that the moment Pope Benedict XVI (Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger) decided to hang up his red leather loafers it felt good. In my eyes he was an ineffective Pope, detached from the realities...

Last week I received this SMS, which read. Dinner this evening @ 8.30pm –Pjazza Gavino Gulia Bormla. Catching-up with friends, indulging in sumptuous bites, in addition to a steady flow of...