With the coming into force of the Standards in Public Life Act at the  end of the month, the country will have reached a crucial juncture. The Act had been languishing somewhere on...

Joseph Muscat’s ambition to make Malta the “Best in Europe” seems to have been thwarted by reality. Let us consider a few examples. According to the most recent Worldwide...

The showdown between the government and the Malta Union of Teachers reminds us of the ongoing struggles faced by the teaching profession, brought to the public's attention particularly with the...

I was pleased to address the 1st Global Street Economy & Street Vendors Conference at the Valletta campus of the University of Malta this week. The event was a unique international collaboration...

Community of Property or co-ownership is where two or more persons are vested with the ownership of an undivided share of one and the same thing, or of one and the same right. A common example would...

On 17 September, Ms Nikita Zammit Alamango, Senior Manager Operations at ARMS, was Tonio Bonello's guest on his PBS 90-minute phone-in programme "Il-Polz tac-Cittadin". The topic was dedicated...

The Academic Year 2018-2019 at the Augustinian Institute started on Friday 5 October 2018. The VR Provincial Fr Leslie Gatt OSA, and Preside of the Institute, led the Eucharistic celebration which...

In the noisy times we live in – with political foes yelling on television, with cars, motorbikes, construction trucks and cranes jamming and rumbling through our streets, with smartphones...

The government yesterday seized on the fact that it took a constitutional court to order a politically-connected deputy police commissioner to stand down from the murder investigation of Daphne...

This article seeks to analyse some of the consequences of Brexit whether a withdrawal agreement is reached or is not. While the departure of the UK from the EU will have some effects, seen from a...