Ta’ Cenc is already a multi-heritage natural park: the archaeological sites, remains of a megalithic temple, cart ruts, dolmens, the cliffs, the garigue, the important nesting site for...

When will the Leader of the Opposition learn that elections are not won by fine words uttered by leaders of political parties to raise the morale of their own supporters, but by sheer hard work and...

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The UN Convention on the Rights of People with Disability is an all-encompassing document that should encourage all governments to implement its measures for their people. During the past week I have...

Technology and modern web applications offer a never ending list of opportunities. They determine the way we operate and how follow our daily routine. Sometimes, they offer a glance at the past that...

In these past weeks I have been enjoying the brilliant book written by Cardinal Walter Kasper about the ever actual theme of Mercy. Its title, Mercy: The essence...

A little over five years ago, Tahrir Square in Cairo was overflowing with Egyptian people determined to overthrow the 30-year-old dictatorship of Hosni Mubarak and stake their claim to citizenship,...

I refer to the article by Rachel Attard and Gabriel Schembri entitled “Panama Papers: Police see ‘no necessary reasonable suspicion’ to carry out individual investigation after...

One of the greatest gifts humans have been granted by their Creator is the freedom to choose. Other freedoms that go with freedom of choice are freedom of association and expression. It is indeed...

Both Daphne Caruana Galizia and Michael Carabott (TMID, 1 February) highlight the damage being done to Malta’s reputation by Malta’s hunters and the inability or unwillingness of the islands’ politicians...