Two years ago, I would never have imagined that I would be involved in politics. I used to look at politics as an exclusive club of the old and well connected, the wealthy, and yes, the ones who were...

Lately, while in Gozo, the Prime Minister said that the Gozo ferryboats will soon be fixed or replaced. I cannot imagine any upgrading that is possible except that the remaining boat has a hoistable...

Our world is inundated with noises. Although noises are important not all noises are, in fact, appreciated. Certain noises make us feel fraught. As every word we utter or write carries...

Re the above subject, the only obvious way out for our government is to make it clear to the EU that it must order   (1): Frontex to truly, and effectively, stop these immigrants from...

It was announced early June, that the Building Regulations Office (BRO) was to inspect all construction sites around Malta in a period of six weeks, in order to clamp down on developers who are not...

‘The Giddens Paradox states: ‘As people experience no clearly tangible effects of the dangers of unchecked global warming in their everyday lives, they will not change their...

Writing in our sister Sunday edition last week, Alternattiva Demokratika Chairman Carmel Cacopardo described the way in which the government is obstructing access to information is ‘a crime...

The Gold Award has been awarded to 22 young people who successfully completed the five stages in The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award. The ceremony was held at San Anton Palace and the awarded...

Either Minister Konrad Mizzi has an uncanny knack of walking right into the punch line of a joke, or perhaps it is just too easy considering all that has come to pass over the last couple of...

Suddenly, our country has been plunged into a crisis not of its doing, a crisis that has placed Malta's name in ignominy all over the world. Portrayed by the new Italian government, especially...