The changes to the citizenship scheme Finance Minister Edward Scicluna suggested in his now famous address to a European Parliament committee on Thursday are precisely the same changes for which the...

It is very unfortunate that our dear prime minister has been taking decisions and positions that, to say the least, is utterly embarrassing.   First we had Muscat’s threat to send back...

Meritocracy, an essential integral part of Malta’s political and social culture, has of late seen some debate over its application. Meritocracy is often conveniently confused with...

Pope Francis’ new apostolic exhortation is an exhortation of fresh air. It re-emphasises that the process of evangelisation is not one that should be restricted to the clerical circle but one...

Yesterday evening, while attending an event organised by the Għaqda Poeti Maltin, I was informed by one of the members that at that very moment the Literary Prize Awards Ceremony was in full swing at...

I wish, first of all, to congratulate Noel Grima on the articles he writes about heritage or cultural issues which give us a detailed insight into some of the activities held and which I am not always...

The magic of Facebook... When should you stop dreaming? Never, of course because dreams do come true!   Sixty-two-year-old Freddy Cuschieri has spent the last few days in a rehabilitation...

Various statements and comments have been reported in the media concerning the provision of service in relation to domestic violence situations.   Aġenzija Appoġġ provides a 24-hour service...

It is not only curious but also tragic that both Mepa and the local Church are always a bit late where it concerns our natural environment!   After hotel sites in Gozo were converted to...

As another year draws to a close, the European Union’s year dedicated to the citizen will also be drawing to a close. Indeed, the major challenge the EU has had to deal with is how to narrow the...