Article 42 of the International Criminal Court’s Statute lays down that the Court’s prosecutor has to be of “high moral character”. There are no two ways of interpreting...

In a few hours’ time many of us will be glued to our television sets listening attentively to Finance Minister Edward Scicluna as he reads out the much anticipated budget speech.  The...

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Simon Barberi   Change can be terrifying and for the most part humans are ill equipped to deal with it. But the days of maintaining the status quo are over.  Traditional...

With 70 per cent of the 2017 Budget having been implemented, tomorrow the country will look forward to the 2018 Budget with a full account of how the Labour Government will proceed to share the...

With the government set on embarking on a waste-to-energy project incorporating an incinerator, the €150 million question is where, exactly, the project will be located. Malta’s size...

We have, it seems, embarked on a discussion about prostitution. I would like to put forward a few ideas which may seem weird, or downright unrealistic. This is not a campaign in any way; what happens...

When a kestrel was shot down over St Edward’s College two years ago, the Prime Minister closed the hunting season prematurely, saying that the incident was inexcusable.  A similar incident...

As the politicians and the more diehard of the electorate await the results of the local council elections this morning, the rest of us are already dreading the aftermath of analysis and post-mortems that are bound to follow. ...

Please, will someone tell me why the inhabitants of this beautiful island and the Ministry of Gozo are allowing a few to rape and abuse what is left of it? The last thing this island needs is another unsustainable concrete complex....