Watching last Monday’s US Presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, Maltese viewers could be easily forgiven for having been reminded of our very own Minister Konrad...

It is perhaps a sign of the times. The largest Cabinet in Maltese history has so many members that on a normal day they hardly find anything to do. So once they heard that a Court of Appeal was...

Imagine a forest of glassy high-rise towers sprouting out of designer pedestrian plazas and sprawling seaside promenades, and beneath it all, a state of the art transport network. That could be...

Our summer, now thankfully over, is a long summer, and our parliamentary summer is even longer. Parliament is due to resume after the Summer Recess today fortnight. It will maybe be at that time...

With the killing of yet another protected bird yesterday, a Honey Buzzard, the toll of illegal hunting on protected bird species so far this autumn season has risen to 21 birds that have actually been...

Malta celebrated the 52nd anniversary of Independence this week. The turnout was much bigger than expected – a very clear and clamorous sign by the people to the government that they are...

I'm off to South Africa this week, to an international conference on wildlife trade. I'll be joining more than 2000 participants at the 17th CITES Conference of the Parties. CITES is an agreement that...

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Mission Fund for its kind and generous donation of €2,000. Without such generosity it would be difficult to run our home for the sick and the...

Education is the power that will eradicate poverty, hunger and disease in Africa. Inspired by this idea we, the missionaries working in Malindi, Kenya are doing our best to build schools and pay...

Independence Day could not be celebrated any better than by the Prime Minister announcing yet another $100 million foreign investment and the creation of 300 new quality jobs. National feasts and...