‘One Too Many’ was the title of a protest that took place in Valletta yesterday. The protest was against violence against women, inspired by the recent case of Eleanor Mangion...

There was a nice interview carried out by Campus FM with Ira Losco yesterday morning.  The perspective that Ms Losco offered compared Eurovision as it was in 2002 when she came second and...

Right or wrong, the Brexit referendum has huge historical significance for Britain (and maybe also for the EU).  It is true that the referendum had only consultative power and needs to be...

In six months’ time, Malta will, for the first time, hold the Presidency of the Council of the EU. It's an opportunity to show that the value of a country does not depend on its size or its...

Being a politician and forming part of a hard-working Cabinet, led by a dynamic Prime Minister, is a very enriching and exciting experience. Last Wednesday was a case in point when I took part...

A sense of perspective is always a good thing in politics but it is, sadly, a rare quality in this country’s tribal political scene. And it is precisely that sense of perspective that the...

When it comes to consumer affairs there may be the general misconception that this area is limited in focus and restricted to a specific set of issues such as the notorious legal guarantee, credit...

Rev. Professor Emmanuel Agius Following the judicial protest of the Women’s Rights Foundation, several have been arguing in favour of the legalisation, licensing, importation and...

The world is in a constant state of flux. We notice this when listening to daily news: hearing about changes in governments and financial crisis, of war and new discoveries, of protests and multi-...

Both Daphne Caruana Galizia and Michael Carabott (TMID, 1 February) highlight the damage being done to Malta’s reputation by Malta’s hunters and the inability or unwillingness of the islands’ politicians...