Today marks the last day of an exhibition which has been showing at Palazzo Collicola, Spoleto, for the past two months. Fifty-five works by local painter Patrick Dalli, have embellished the walls of...

I am aware that my readers must be fed up with my constant criticism of the ubiquitous rubbish which we are creating around ourselves, rubbish which results in an equally undermining definition of our...

Yesterday was an exercise in a political game of ‘Risk’, which must have seen strategists and spin doctors scratching their heads at Mile End and Dar Centrali. The PN scored perhaps...

The European Union's planned action against human traffickers in Libya presents nothing short of a constitutional conundrum for Malta and its constitutionally-enshrined neutrality. The EU's...

Today is Trinity Sunday! What exactly is the Trinity? How can we define it? Is the Trinity detached from our daily life? Can we reach it? Or does it reach us perhaps without us being aware of...

Among my many duties as a parliamentarian, I cherish the occasions when I am called upon to represent my country at international fora discussing issues that are most relevant to our own people, and...

Last week it was reported that researchers from the University of Malta have presented their findings regarding a new test that will facilitate treatment for breast cancer. The description of their...

The article published by this newspaper on Sunday on the discovery of a new document relating to Vassalli carried Professor Frans Ciappara's explanation that "that in 1796, while preparing to print...

It is being estimated that by 2020 there may be one billion cars on the roads in this beautiful world of ours. While there are no easy answers to continue modifying and improve global living...

This comment is an extension to my contribution called “Citizenship or ethics” but it can stand on its own. Everybody starts forming an opinion of what is right and wrong from an...