When Adrian Delia voted against the Domestic Violence Bill last week, he not only voted against important legislation that brought Malta fully in line with the Istanbul Convention on domestic violence...

Anthony Licari If one were to seek appreciation of a well-thought and worked out paper to read and defend during an academic event, one would perhaps include universities in the North West and...

It is nothing short of a move from the playbook of a totalitarian dictator that an under-fire Prime Minister rallies the faithful in their thousands to 'give an answer' to pesky journalists asking...

Can you put a price tag on the value of your vote? What is your vote worth? Perhaps more importantly, how much influence does your vote have? A final question is, perhaps, what is it you vote for? Not...

One of the hallmarks of a country's respect for democracy is its commitment to strengthen civic participation in the decision-making processes. This includes measures regarding consultation with the...

It makes a refreshing change to hear our health minister refer to an embryo as eight cells, rather than a human or a person. It seems we are finally exploring views that go beyond the dogmas of...

The past week has produced further results that confirm the country's high performance with the highest number of persons ever - including more women and more people with disability - in employment....

For the Prime Minister, leading the country was no walk in the park. Not only did he have to deal with the embittered loser in the leadership race, but he also had to find ways to co-exist with a...

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The air in Malta and in Europe is now heavily polluted with serious allegations of how members of the Maltese government have facilitated or are themselves guilty of money laundering. Recent...