The Maltese national football team has once again finished last in a competition. Three draws and three defeats in the first edition of the European Nations League put Malta at the bottom of the group...

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Over the past decades we have had ample proof of what these two distintive attributes actually mean. In sharp contrast with previous heads of government, over the past six years the country has been...

A few weeks ago, I was invited to visit the First Word War Exhibition at St Edward's College, which was previously known as the Cottonera Hospital. Cottonera Hospital was built in 1873 and at the...

Free speech also counts for speech that you hate and not just for speech that you like. Freedom of choice exists for those who want to make hard choices and not just those who take the easy way....

By the time this piece is published, our government might have divulged “the compromise” it is ready to offer regarding the issue of the postponement of next year’s local council...

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about an interactive installation which appeared at The Palace in Valletta to mark the 50th anniversary of Malta’s independence. By now, many should have seen it,...

Since the 1958 riots, we Tarxien residents seem to have lost the right of having a decent Police Station. It’s true there is a flat in Betta Street serving as a Police Station with the national...

Josephine Gatt-Ciancio’s letter of 5th October entitled “The future educational system” was thought provoking, but ultimately unproductive. Her proposal that a Leaving Certificate...

The bad weather we experienced on Sunday 6 October caused one of the ships berthed at the Freeport to cut its moorings and drift away from the jetty. This is obviously never a good thing but, in this...