Jiena Nhobb, Inti Thobb explores current hot topics and the producers claim there is huge anticipation as to how writer Simon Bartolo has intertwined them in an entertaining story, and how Sean...

 Rules, rules and more rules….   Come, sit with me. We need to sit down and talk.  Talk about our beloved Salott and what goes on in there. Yes, of course that is what we,...

The EU is a unique political and economic cooperation made up of 28 member states. Malta was one of the 10 acceding countries that signed the Treaty of Accession on 16 April 2003 with the then-EU...

Nationalist Party supporters were quick to point fingers at an “arrogant” government after the Office of the Prime Minister authorised Gozitan MP Justyne Caruana to make use of the Armed...

Last month, a senior Labour Minister informed the European Parliament that Malta lacks people of calibre. So with the government upping the ante about the high-quality applicants it was receiving for...

I can’t help smiling now when I think of the way a small army of painters, musicians, actors, dancers and theatre people crowded panting at Joseph Muscat’s feet in the last general...

The sheer amount of controversy stirred up by the government’s controversial citizenship programme has, undoubtedly to the Opposition’s delight, distracted the public from some of the...

    Alfred Mifsud   Nobel Laureate economist Prof, Joseph Stiglitz’s latest publication, The Price of Inequality, has brought growing social inequality on the agenda of...

Last week, I wrote a rather detailed academic article on why allowing adoption by homosexual couples cannot be put in the same vein morally, as allowing adoption by heterosexual couples. I based this...

Malta has been chosen to host the 2016 World Summit on Arts and Culture. This is both logical and ironic. As long as it is a summit, and the usual business-like attitude is adopted by the usual...