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Although religion has, in part, to do with this, building altars and protecting niches is not an exclusively religious affair. It is, what in more technical jargon we call exploring a comparative...

The national airline has rarely been clear of turbulence over recent years, from its near bankruptcy and the €52 million bailout it had under the previous government to the current...

It is evident that opportunities to attract investment from the bullish US market to Malta are rich but need to be properly nurtured. The harvest is ripe for those who venture forth. With the support...

When I spoke in Parliament last Tuesday about the government’s new Bill for Standards in Public Life, I could not shake off my mind what Jo Cox had said a few weeks prior to being brutally...

Andrea Caruana   Our society advances in leaps and bounds towards a future of equality and coexistence with all humankind. It is championed by the idea that all people, in all their...

In these past weeks I have been savouring the brilliant book penned by Cardinal Walter Kasper about the ever actual theme of Mercy. Its title is: Mercy: The essence of the Gospel and the key to...

Many are the diocesan and religious priests who attended the Carmelite Secondary school and I am writing this article as a Carmelite Friar as well as a former Mount Carmel College Student. We can...

By now it has filtered through to many that the Brexit result was mainly due to three factors. The immigrant issue, the North/South divide in Britain and the protests of the elderly who have to exist...

The debate about the MAP pill has reached a critical stage with the Prime Minister saying that because we are in the EU we must follow the dictates of their reasoning about this abortifacient...