In our categorising of human political, economic and philosophical thought we often tend to use terms such as analytical and then post-analytical thought, modern and then post-modern thought. Now I...

With the roaring of thunder and the periodic heavy downpour of rain, there I was - in my friary room - resting and preparing myself for another two busy working days at the...

Malta's generous and attractive system of corporate taxation is facing a day of reckoning on Strasburg next week as European parliamentarians are set to take a vote on a Socialist proposal to list...

The 2019 European parliamentary elections are set to break new ground for Malta twice-over: the country is scheduled to undergo its first experience in electronic vote counting, and 16-year-olds will...

Over the past year we have witnessed the Kappara junction project gradually take shape.  Since our offices are situated in St Julian’s, most of us have seen the flyover take shape day by...

Some people will always find a reason to complain, even when there is none.  The criticism levelled at the Prime Minister this week after he announced that a huge police and army operation had...

It has been quite some time since this paper wrote about public transport but that does not mean that all is hunky-dory in this respect. On the contrary, there is growing anger in the country...

There must be no better place where to have a chat and reflect than sitting relaxed on a cosy sofa while sipping a cup of freshly-brewed tea. ...

Alternattiva Demokratika elected two councillors in the last round of local elections held last Saturday. ...

Indeed there is nothing as devastating to parents as a child who abuses drugs. Warning them over and over again to stop using drugs or death will be the ultimate result seems to be of no avail. ...