There are two realities that enticed me to put pen to paper and jot down some thoughts in this week wherein Malta and Gozo shift into a surreal reality.  For a lot of people who are still...

When the three independent newspapers said they had seen FIAU reports that had probed corruption allegations and concluded that there was a reasonable suspicion of money laundering by people close to...

Recent events have taken a hilarious twist. I was there when Simon Busuttil described the phases a politician goes through in his relationship with the public. The last phase before being booted out,...

Alfred Fiorini Lowell The practice in the Maltese civil service, inherited from its respected UK counterpart before Independence, has always been for civil servants, particularly those in higher...

In the general election the country is about to face, there is no room for tribal politics, there is no room for deep-rooted political preferences and there is no room for complacency at the...

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Tomorrow I have been invited to one of the most important events – on a personal level – of this legislature. I will be presenting Graduation Certificates to the Alternative Learning...

Throughout my tenure at the helm of the Parliamentary Secretariat for the elderly and disability sectors, a huge chunk of Labour’s pledges concerning the social sector has been implemented and...

In four days’ time, campaigning will come to an end and by this time next week the country will be waiting for the result. This is therefore a great opportunity to provide a round-up of the...

In the study of normative ethics, there is a division between objective and subjective norms. First, ethics is a branch of philosophy, and ethics as a study distinguishes what is good and what is bad...