This year’s Lenten pastoral Letter written by our Bishops Paul Cremona O.P, Archbishop of Malta;  Mario Grech, Bishop of Gozo; and Charles J. Scicluna, Auxiliary Bishop and Vicar General of...

As co-president of the political affairs committee within the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly, to which Nigeria forms part, I find myself horrified at the latest attacks in north-eastern Nigeria....

Junior Minister Owen Bonnici held a press conference on Thursday, in which he announced that several measures related to the reform of the justice system were to be implemented as soon as the bill in...

Scandinavian artist Marie Louise Kold is exhibiting her metal art at the upper galleries of St James Cavalier Centre for Creativity in Valletta between April 5 and May 25 of this year. The exhibition...

Three fundamental principles on which liberal democracy rests are the separation of powers between the police and government, the separation of roles and powers between the courts and the police, and...

The Presidency is a post which is supposed to unite our people under one figure head. In the past, various presidents have done their bit to give service to their country. Sometimes, people were...

Malta has experienced a decline in retail sales over five of the last six months, and while some of this can doubtless be attributed to changing patterns of shopping due to increased reliance on...

Today marks the start of a conference organised by the Economist which will feature the participation of various keynote speakers, including the likes of Peter Mandelson, Mario Monti, Martin Schulz,...

I do not know, as I write, what the Nationalist Party’s reaction to Marie Louise Coleiro Preca’s intended nomination as President of Malta will be, and I would not be surprised if the PN...

Months of political turmoil in Ukraine momentarily subsided once President Yanukovych fled the country. But the state of affairs in the region seems as though it is very likely to deteriorate further...