Just 24 hours before, the city was totally euphoric: winning the 2012 Olympic Games was certain to unleash a new spate of creativity and energy which was long overdue for London, at least since the times of Carnaby Street and the Beatles....

The recent French Revolution and the Revolt of the Dutch, on the occasion of two separate referenda, amounted to a wake-up call by the polis, in each case the disenchanted electorate....

There are no words that can condemn enough the bomb attacks in London on Thursday morning which were targeted at civilians with the aim of causing as much death and destruction as possible....

On behalf of the Sisters of Charity working in the poor area of Faisalabad in Pakistan, I wish to thank the Mission Fund for their generous donation ...

Last Wednesday night, Malta’s Parliament elected to vote unanimously in favour of the Treaty which is to establish a Constitution for Europe....

The unanimous parliamentary vote on the Constitutional Treaty was a historical first in modern Maltese politics – both sides of the House agreeing an almost common position on the EU....

I refer to an article quoting the Marsa mayor and Labour Youth Forum chairman as expressing doubts over the sanitary conditions at the Marsa Open Centre (TMID, 2 July)....

Last week I was among the guests of the management of Cafe Premier in Valletta. As widely reported in various newspapers, I was surprised at the atmosphere they managed to create, which brought other piazzas across Europe into my mind. ...

I must say well done to all the students who passed their Junior Lyceum examinations. ...

For those of you who did not read my article last week, ketchup morals are those morals which are fine in theory, but fail or fall short in practice. ...