Policies and proposals affecting Gozo have always been made in constant and regular dialogue with Gozitans since Labour came to power in March 2013, and a very clear majority of Gozitans confirmed...

Big, bold promises during an election campaign are usually trumped by political realities once elections are over. However, in Malta’s case and a 100 days into Labour’s second mandate, the...

The announcement of the proposed merger of Vodafone Malta and Melita has given rise to various comments and opinions.  It is important to look at mergers on a case-by-case basis. Each merger has...

The pro-abortion beast is raising its ugly head again. As we live in benighted times, it is making hay while the ... full moon shines. The PN is still in the labour ward giving birth to its new self...

Over the last five years, psychology students like me from the state post-secondary school Giovanni Curmi Higher Secondary, have come together to form a group known as OOPS: Organisation Of Psychology...

For me Facebook has been an experience of witnessing God’s power, particularly in the status posts the Lord has been continually giving me throughout these years. The subject of these Facebook...

Why do things go wrong sometimes? It is because the supervision in breaks and other times is not being done in the right manner. You cannot expect teachers with a full load to exercise supervision in...

New Nationalist Party leader Adrian Delia has solved one of his most outstanding problems – that of securing himself a parliamentary seat. But there are still many more in store if he is to...

A correspondent in a local newspaper ascribed "two miracles" to a church in Rabat, which happened to be empty when a part of its roof collapsed during the night. This was, in fact, nothing...

Our post-modern Western journalistic era operates mainly within the wider context of a utilitarian and relativistic society where individual rights on controversial issues such as abortion, surrogacy,...