The local National Health System (NHS) has been importing medicines from the UK for the past years. Data for 2017 shows that 85% of the medicinal products procured by the NHS in Malta were either...

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For the first time in history, we are at a juncture where parents, who were once challenged in their youth to earn pocket money, educate themselves and in many cases fight for democracy, are now...

On Friday, students from around the world protested against climate change. In Malta, school children and university students alike assembled and joined their voices in unison. Twenty years ago,...

Ambassadors and heads of mission are aware that we live on a small Mediterranean island of 67 square kilometres with a population of around 32,000 and that we are proud of its 7,000 years of history....

A government is only as good as the sensitivity it shows towards the needs and aspirations of its people. The Act to legalise and regulate cremation in Malta is an important milestone in our effort to...

No article this week can fail to mention the current uncertainty that is facing the British economy due to the complex political manoeuvring on an agreed deal on how best to exit the EU. Be that as it...

The pastoral letter issued by Mgr Charles J. Scicluna, Mgr Mario Grech and Mgr Joseph Galea-Curmi for Lent, which was read in all Masses in the first week of Lent, lovingly puts me in Mary's secure...

The  Justice Minister yesterday announced that the local council elections which were planned to be postponed for five years will go ahead as originally planned in 2015. The ones which were...

The European Union’s vision for further development goes beyond European shores...