Not one single word has been uttered by the gay community in defence of outgoing PN leader Simon Busuttil who, notwithstanding his departure from the leadership of his party, is taking the flak,...

We used to have one big trade fair, held at Naxxar. Now we are having two.  People defy the searing heat and flock to see and gawp and to buy. In the case of the Ta’ Qali one, one is...

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Things do not happen – they are made to happen. Change is the law of life and we call it progress or development. Inertia kills the whole process which is why being diligent in politics means...

When the Public Domain Bill was being debated in Parliament in 2016, it was described as a landmark and groundbreaking law that would empower citizens in a process that would add another layer of...

There will be no honeymoon period for whoever becomes the next leader of the Nationalist Party. With two consecutive heavy defeats, a cunning government that needs to be under continuous watch and...

Post-war Italy has seen a modest proliferation of tiny political forces, mostly operating outside the country’s institutions, which believe that there is scope to continue Mussolini’s...

When I was a child, and that’s quite some time ago, the saying went that children were there to be seen but not heard...

The Church in Malta has been very much in the news over the past two months...

It is of course perfectly true, as Daphne Caruana Galizia says (TMID, 8 February), that for many people, being Catholic seems to mean nothing more profound than “siding with the Pope”...