The dwindling number of priests and the ever-increasing traffic problems has pushed the Church authorities to take one drastic action this week. As from Easter Monday, priests will no longer go...

Sometimes it feels as though Malta is getting smaller and smaller. It feels as though there are hardly any outdoor spaces left where one can go to be alone and think, or where one can go with...

There is a lack of accountability in Malta. It becomes evident almost every time there is a major incident or controversy. A recent inquiry into led by Justice Emeritus Geoffrey Valenzia's...

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The last weekend of March in 2022 was one of euphoria for the Labour Party, as it celebrated its third record consecutive general election victory. Having done even better than his predecessor,...

Last week I delivered a keynote speech in an event organised by the Malta Business Bureau and the European Parliament Liaison Office in Valletta, where short-term rentals and the upcoming EU...

In any democratic country, a political leader is held accountable to the people for the choices he or she makes, and whether they result in better outcomes, such as greater prosperity, security, and...

The Storm Petrel Foundation has had three excellent exhibitions since it was set up in  2013. My favourite is the Oscar Wilde exhibition. However, the latest exhibition Unseen and Unheard:...

As I begin to write this article with Euronews in the background, my attention is caught by a feature of a few elderly people in a home for elderly is Austria (if I heard correctly) who started to...

Last Saturday, we had two more protests in our streets. Three NGOs - Moviment Graffitti, Friends of the Earth Malta, and Rota - held a lie-in in front of Parliament to highlight the real cost of...