The people of the United Kingdom take to the polls today to decide not only their own future, but the future of the European Union. There is no doubt, whatsoever, that the European Union is...

The EU Membership referendum, which will take place today, has rightfully been described as the most important choice British voters may make in their lifetime. It should be sobering to all of us, in...

On today’s front page, this newspaper published a story about the much talked about, but yet to materialise Monti stall designs. After the original Knight’s Cross design was binned,...

The figures released by the United Nations' refugee agency to mark World Refugee Day are truly staggering. The total number of refugees and internally displaced people worldwide to a record...

After rivers of words, a hard-nosed campaign such as the UK has rarely had, and an absolutely splitting and re-alignment of political parties from year age-old format, the moment of decision has...

Ta’ Cenc is already a multi-heritage natural park: the archaeological sites, remains of a megalithic temple, cart ruts, dolmens, the cliffs, the garigue, the important nesting site for...

Back in January 2013, the then Opposition led by Joseph Muscat had pledged a lot of things. After being elected, the opposition-turned-governing party made good on some of those pledges, most notably...

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The UN Convention on the Rights of People with Disability is an all-encompassing document that should encourage all governments to implement its measures for their people. During the past week I have...

In these past weeks I have been enjoying the brilliant book written by Cardinal Walter Kasper about the ever actual theme of Mercy. Its title, Mercy: The essence...