Earlier this month I was in Corfu at the Ionian University to attend, present and chair a parallel session of the ICOT Conference.  As one might expect the theme was sustainable tourism and the...

The Prime Minister’s attack on a member of the judiciary over the past weeks is both wrong and dangerous for justice. The news that the Vitals magisterial inquiry came to an end emerged in...

The day which is dedicated to all workers is celebrated today in many countries. When it all started, that is when workers felt they should take to the streets to protest about their conditions...

The impact of the 2006 rationalisation exercise is still being felt today. Both major political parties speak about the environment being important, about the importance of open spaces. But both...

A recent project proposed in Xemxija has seen residents band together to object against the planning application. Moviment Graffitti said on Saturday that it is supporting Xemxija residents as...

Over the past weeks BirdLife Malta's third Nature Guardians course came to an end with a graduation ceremony held after the 12th and final session. The question I always look forward to is when...

The incident in Gzira on Tuesday, where scaffolding and the façade of a building, which was under construction, gave way and collapsed, placing lives at risk, has again brought about concerns...

Being someone who assists individuals with their financial matters, I have spent a lot of time discussing the impact that it has on relationships. On a personal level, I can relate to this subject. In...

When asked if he was considering a career in politics, a Super One TV-era, Eurosceptic Joseph Muscat once had famously said that to join politics you had to either be a missionary, a thief or just...

A game which has kept many a child occupied during a birthday party, musical chairs also happens to be pretty much what you can call the government's practice of determining who will lead its own...