In 1987, Daphne Caruana Galizia’s voice started resonating more than others and grew into a journalistic force. She was a woman of talent whose art was writing. Her diligence and good work...

Whenever I hear or read about certain criminal acts committed by foreigners in our country – as we hear almost daily – I always ask myself why such foreigners, including those from other...

Our society is fast becoming one of virtual reality. We see photographs that are not real but made up to present a more pleasant picture. We chat with persons on social media whom we have never met,...

Earlier this month, the Church celebrated the feast of Saint Faustina Kowalska (1905-1938). In Saint John Paul II’s homily at her canonization, this humble Polish nun...

Joseph Muscat’s skill at synthesising a situation never fails to amaze me. He does it with ease and precision, having probably honed the skill during his years as a journalist. The latest...

For responsible governments strategies are made up of short- and medium-term phases all leading to the final goals, as dictated by policies and inspired by the country's needs and challenges. ...

Last summer, Daphne Caruana Galizia and I collaborated on the Libyan Visa scandal. Let me start by stating that I was never a fan nor a follower of her writings. I found her style unnecessarily...

An assassination is a statement in itself. But when a journalist, a wife, a mother of three, is assassinated in a cruel car bomb explosion, that statement cannot be translated into words. There is...

Journalists from most, if not all, of Malta’s media houses gathered in an unprecedented show of unity on Thursday to honour fallen media colleague Daphne Caruana Galizia, who was assassinated by...

The writing was on the wall but we chose to ignore it. It had to come to this to become glaringly obvious to anyone with a modicum of common sense that we are now the miserable citizens of a state...