On 26 June, Malta's Parliament voted unanimously in favour of the three Bills that were piloted by parliamentary secretary Silvio Schembri and his team. After months of consultation and tweaking, the...

While Europe is facing another summer of vessels full to the brim with migrants looking for greener and safer pastures, the response so far from the vast majority of the European Union has shown many...

That this administration prefers concrete to trees and agricultural land was never a secret, and today it is a given. We have grown accustomed to scheme after scheme in which the environment comes out...

A bird in the hand is most definitely not worth two in the bush, at least according to the European Court of Justice when it comes to the trapping of finches in Malta. The ECJ yesterday closed...

A recent social media spat between a politician and a pundit raised, once again, the omnipresent spectre of the conflict of politician holding day jobs in addition to their part-time job of running...

The reputation of Air Malta as a reliable airline is sinking in the same way that the reputation of the minister responsible for the national carrier plummeted when the Panama Papers scandal erupted a...

With Matteo Salvini, deputy prime minister and Minister for the Interior, it is an outrage a day. After ordering Italy’s ports to remain shut in the face of 669 asylum seekers plucked from...

After almost a week of turbulence, both metereological and political, the 629 who were saved from raging seas off the coast of Libya are now safe in Spain. The world, which followed their...

Life in politics is far from sitting on a throne. Fully aware of serving the country, a politician must be constantly focused and take the necessary decisions the country requires and for which he or...

As the Alternattiva Demokratika – The Green Party candidate in the local council election for the locality of Munxar and Xlendi on 10 March...