Having endured an excessively long wait for the return of my confiscated ‘licensed hammerless auto-pistol’, I am bringing this matter to the attention of the public – through your...

A disgrace to the rights of all women to be induced to be used as bearing slaves and a negation of the rights of many children conceived through surrogacy to be brought up by their genetic parents....

On 27 January 2015, Mario Camilleri, the owner of M&N Camilleri filling station in Rabat, Malta, decided to sell his diesel for €1.33 per litre, which is €0.02 less than the current...

The British have historically held the view that government should not be just about formal systems of government enshrined in a rigidly written constitution but should be much more about the people...

What a complicated world we live in: tough, messy, dishonest and cruel – with so much hardship and so many tragedies. In today’s world, almost every Parliamentarian, Minister or whatever...

“What are we to make of the thought that Jesus died for our sins?” asks Elizabeth Anderson in her article If God is Dead, is everything permitted? This core religious teaching of...

The exploding online world has done wonders for Malta’s tourism industry. In the 1960’s the first ‘proper’ hotel was built in Malta and is still operating today, the Corinthia...

Another day, another story.  I was woken up this morning with a headline from BBC which said that an Egyptair plane was hijacked and landed in Larnaca airport in Cyprus. I froze. Please God, not...

Any hopes for a quiet morning were dashed yesterday with an announcement that the Nationalist Party was going to hastily organise  a press conference before the Freedom Day activities. Simon...

The government's blanket silence on the performance, or lack thereof, of its woman in Asia Sai Mizzi Liang is simultaneously unacceptable and symptomatic of its modus operandi of attempting to ignore...