Recently, there has been a lot of criticism against Turkey's president Erdogan for shooting down a Russian warplane. There is no doubt that the decision to open fire was made after repeated warnings...

It is common knowledge that rats are attracted by food and animal fodder. So are people attracted by money because this means more power, pleasure and glory? In the same way as we take...

Good governance is the buzzword of the day and despite the fact that everyone appears to have jumped aboard the bandwagon, the country’s good governance, along with the public’s trust in...

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Some days ago I had the joy and, most of all, the privilege of being invited into a radio programme which centred on the liturgy of God's Word for that Sunday. In fact, on that Sunday we celebrated...

Justice Minister Owen Bonnici yesterday paid a visit to the new Law Enforcement System Agency to mark its first 100 days of operation. What should have been a routine press conference turned into...

In my previous article, I discussed Al Athir's account on how, two years after Malta fell into Arab hands, a strong Byzantine army returned to conquer the island. After the devastation that the...

Figures issued by Eurostat yesterday showed that  the Eurozone is finally recovering and that the jobless rate is the lowest that it has been in the past four years. However, the overall...

As we begin a new year we cannot not express our worry at the turn of events in our two major banks. Both banks have recently come up with an early retirement scheme for their employees. Now...

The government, and the Prime Minister in particular, has started the New Year off on a particularly bad note with yet another overproduced, highly partisan public relations message to the...