I have read some interesting articles on the subject of CEO and chairman term limits – primarily in North America, but they are equally applicable globally, including Malta.   The...

The questions relating to whether Malta would join or not the European Union has been answered and debated for too long during the last decades. The reality is that Malta joined the Union and...

It really comes as quite a shock to watch a relatively young and prominent politician speaking an ideological language that belongs to fast-fading decades ago. It’s as if he’s been held...

I recently made the difficult decision to offer my services to Malta and the Maltese people as a prospective representative in the European Parliament. What helped me come to this decision is the deep...

The worst thing that could have befallen the Labour Party was for it to win the election with such a large margin of votes and parliamentary seats. Parties and people in power tend to become rather...

This government has made a habit of keeping mum about a number of issues and of making parliamentary statements more to dictate the agenda than for the sake of genuine transparency and good...

Readers may well ask what is crowd funding. This new form of equity financing enables a company to raise funding through small contributions from a large group of individuals via an online platform....

The Prime Minister has used a great deal of his overseas trips to foster business ties with as many countries as is possible. In particular, Joseph Muscat used his trip to New York for the United...

Malta has made great strides in the field of mental health and reducing the stigma that is associated with people that have anything from a severe disability, to those with milder conditions such as...

Yesterday on the occasion of World Mental Health Day significant sections of the new Mental Health Act, (Cap 525 of the Laws of Malta) came into force. The remaining sections will come into force...