Friday, 24 June will remain forever a watershed moment for British politics. For a very long time, the United Kingdom has been respected and revered for a sedate and composed style of politics. This...

To make news clear and comprehensible, with the ever-increasing lack of time and space, it is often necessary to subtract or condense. Done without care or responsibility, such subtraction may not...

From Monday, 6 June to Friday, 10 June, I had the joy of celebrating the Provincial Chapter with my Maltese Franciscan Capuchin brothers. This Chapter was the 68th one in the history of the Maltese...

Allow me to ask Acting Police Commissioner Lawrence Cutajar why it is, and rightly so, that the Police are conducting an Alfred Mifsud investigation (following declarations by Daphne Caruana Galizia...

I refer to the letter from Mr Alfred Pulè entitled ‘Privacy will not be prejudiced’ (TMIS, 26 June) regarding the monstrous application for three, five-storey blocks of flats in a...

I refer to the letter entitled Privacy will not be prejudiced from Mr Alfred Pulè (TMIS 26 June). Mr Pulè, the only one who speaks in favour of the application, tries to discredit...

In my article entitled Emergency Contraception in last week’s edition of this newspaper I stated that the use of Levonorgestrel was better than that of Ulipristal, in the case of use for certain...

Like many others, I was shocked when I woke up on Friday morning to a headline stating that Brexit had won. Even more shockingly, far right parties in France, Denmark and The Netherlands have also...

The effect of Brexit on Maltese who are studying, or who want to study, at a UK university is unlikely to be significant. Maltese students are valued and made welcome in the UK, for there is a mutual...

The British working class was the backbone of the army that maintained the Empire and, on 23 June 2016, that same working class backbone was mainly responsible for delivering ‘freedom day’...