What we have learned over the last two years or so could pay off for years to come. Not so long ago, Malta had been mired in the pandemic crisis, faced with a threatening economic meltdown and one of...

Unless I decide to stay at home on Election Day or spoil my ballot in some spectacular way, I shall be faced with the choice of voting for the two main political parties, ADPD and probably a handful...

After the 1981 election Dom Mintoff was a threat to democracy in Malta. He had as opposition leader a man who was as determined and strong willed as he, which made politics harsh. Fortunately the...

That our environment is in a perilous state is an understatement. One only has to glance around to witness a systematic demolition of our national/local heritage and patrimony, alarming increase of...

In my last article, I wrote about taking our first step towards a tourism activity that will lead to a quality service benefitting all the key stakeholders including the visitor who wants to be here...

The electoral campaign was long in the offing, and long being mentioned. Dates were bandied around for months on end, as many sought to speculate and put their finger on when Malta will be going to...

When an election is approaching or the Pope is set to visit we tend to try to spruce up. We see more cleaners, roads are patched up or tarmacked, and there is a general sense that the country is...

There is no greater collective challenge that humanity faces than climate change. In the past, we contended with wars, disease, famine – a combination of all three. But the planetary scale of...

Much of the focus of the media is on the two main political parties. As the campaign leading to the 26 March intensifies, the parties are holding daily activities ranging from press conferences...

While we may be in the middle of a general election campaign, world issues are dominating the conversation. Ukraine is the foremost topic on the list. Countries around the world are condemning...