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Perhaps the biggest trick that the Joseph Muscat administration has managed to pull off is that of having convinced the majority of the population that there has been no corruption under his watch and...

Every year on 3 May, we celebrate World Press Freedom Day. On this occasion, we celebrate the fundamental principles of press freedom and the role of the media as a watchdog that fosters transparency,...

This is the attitude of our Prime Minister, who is being pig-headed and seems to have decided a long time ago to introduce certain changes to the IVF law, even though this involved the sacrifice of...

Reference is made to Architect Carmel Cacopardo’s article entitled “Wrong messages from the National Audit Office” (TMIS, 29 April). The NAO wishes to clarify a number of points...

If anything is certain, it is that change will happen whether we are prepared for it or not. Certainly, staying within the status quo comfort zone will not deter change from happening. Change does not...

Ethics is a term derived from the Greek word ethos which can mean custom, habit, character or disposition. It is an intrinsic requirement for human life and our means of deciding a course of...

The article I had planned to write this week was about the protest march last Sunday, where Occupy Justice, Awturi and politicians together spoke up in Valletta. I was going to write mostly about the...

There he was, in his element, selling himself as the best thing that ever happened to Malta, while the adulating crowd cheered on. It was Worker’s Day, and Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, in...

There are no politics without a confrontation of ideas, but the less obdurate that confrontation, the better.Democratic order can...