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The clinic in 56 Dean Street, London has reported a decrease of 90 per cent in HIV diagnoses; from 60 to 70 a month two years ago down to three cases last October. London has in fact become the third...

Last week, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, speaking on the national radio station, made a number of points which made headlines. Chief among them was that the government is contemplating calling a...

There is a perverse wind blowing in the sails of this government's ship and instead of worrying about it, the captain actually rubs his hands with glee. The document called Constitution of Malta...

Some saw the rain during Carnival as a curse. Others saw it as a blessing because it is much needed. Our soil and rocks were crying for it. It is sad that those who prepared for Carnival suffered...

Now that Lent has started, it is even more appropriate to reflect on the relevance of God's Word. As many of you know, God's Word is a real medicine in our lives. It is especially so for...

As the Maltese Roman Church pore over the results of the latest Church attendance survey, which many predict will be the lowest in Maltese history, many are switching ranks from the Roman Church to an...

The looming presidential election in Russia next March has divided Russian citizens. The exclusion of the charismatic opposition leader Alexei Navalny from the ballot list will surely make a farce of...

The Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit report handed over by MEP David Casa to a magistrate for investigation yesterday would, under any normal circumstances, send shivers down a Prime Minister's...

The man who once said, “do not rely on my words alone”, put on a brave face when he faced the media after the fifth drubbing he received at the hands of his opponents, and declared he will win the general election....