I am not the first person – and probably will not be the last – to complain about wardens’ selectiveness. I have witnessed this in various localities – such as the main...

Labour exponents have made a habit of portraying themselves as champions of personal freedom. In Opposition, they threw all their weight behind campaigns such as those calling for changes in the...

This week I concluded my work on an Opinion on the 2030 Framework for climate and energy policies. The drafting of this Opinion is part of consultation process taking place at EU level that was...

Magistrate Carol Peralta dismissed calls for his resignation following the incident which saw him order the arrest of a journalist for attempting to take photographs of a party that was being held in...

The government has received 21 proposals, from 17 companies, for land reclamation projects. It has appointed a committee to evaluate them on the basis of how innovative they are and their...

Just as parliament wound up and rose for Christmas recess, Parliamentary Secretary for Justic e Owen Bonnici said that the law courts are facing an acute lack of space. We are not talking judicial...

The European Union has always endeavoured to keep strong economic ties with the other 15 non-EU members in the G20. Growing relations between the EU and Asian countries such as South Korea, India,...

EU leaders will tackle the vexed and costly issue of defence cooperation at a summit starting today, aiming for modest progress at a time when budgets everywhere are under intense...

In English the idiom ‘a stitch in time saves nine’ refers to the age old wisdom of damage control. It is simply logic that dictates that it is always wiser to take hold of a situation and...

Dare you post your wrath….it’s Christmas!   Come, sit with me. I need to sit down, as I have been decorating, and helping out in various little ways. This is what the Salott...