Prime Minister Joseph Muscat yesterday stopped short on giving any meaningful comment on the recent letter written by the Commission for the Administration of Justice to the Speaker of the...

The father of a democratic and European Malta, Eddie Fenech Adami, has just turned 80. His milestone has given us the opportunity to reflect on the political vision that he has bequeathed to the...

What is Love?   There are as many loves as there are people. Love is a hierarchy, from the lowest rung to the highest, there are many, many layers, many planes of love. It all depends on...

Justice is blind they say but how much does it cost you? The greatest cost incurred by Maltese Law Courts is time. I am not delving into the logistical nightmare of getting to Valletta on time and...

The association we have with emergency calls is when we hear playbacks of audio clips on reality television or crime investigation television programmes. The cool calm and collected voice often takes...

This past week, like in previous ones, many issues fuelled the national debate.  The issues can easily be put into three categories: some were politically sensitive, others of a financial...

Malta has come a long way in the past 30 years or so in healing divisions. From two polar political extremes, we now have a healthy and maturing democracy. Yet, the attitude of us and them persists....

‘Pajsaggi’ is the title of artist Joanne Fenech Portelli’s latest solo exhibition which will run from 9 to 20 of February at the Wignacourt Museum in Rabat,...

We often say that much about life revolves around perception, and it certainly holds true. Malta is known to be a vibrant and colourful island that revels in its positioning at the centre of the...

Some years ago I pondered a maiden visit to Palermo. Viewed from the western reaches of Europe, Palermo is a five letter word beginning with “M” and best described as “dodgy: be...