While ADPD is fighting in court to ensure that its 4,747 votes actually count and get what is rightfully theirs, the future looks brighter than ever for the third party as 60,000 people chose to cut...

Prior to my family’s departure for Australia late in 1958 I had grown up in a most pleasant and culturally rich childhood ambience in the then rural village of Attard, right in the centre of...

Credit must be given where it is due in spite of everything. Good leadership is so vital for the delivery of Malta's public services and former Principal Permanent Secretary Mario Cutajar fitted...

I was profoundly struck by a recent local court decision whereby the family court told a diplomat stationed in Malta that he cannot claim diplomatic immunity to defy a court order and prevent his...

Malta’s roads have become something of a minefield.  Whether it be dodging roadworks so intense that you think you’ve ended up in the back alleys of Baghdad, or dodging drivers and...

The origins of Bonsai cultivation can be traced to over 2,000 years ago in China. Initially, a requisite of the Elite classes and cultured in Zen Buddhist monasteries as Penjing (Tray scenery) the art...

The Parliamentary Secretary responsible for the Fisheries sector Alicia Bugeja Said received significant financial backing from three well-known companies in the fishing industry, according to...

Two months have elapsed since the general election was held with the expected outcome of a Labour landslide still being minced by the Nationalist Party.  Although the Labour Party led by Robert...

Voting has started to confirm Bernard Grech as Nationalist Party leader. On Saturday evening, we will know the outcome of the exercise. It is easy to predict that he will obtain the 50 per cent...

Two major crises have hit Europe during the recent years: the COVID-19 pandemic and the unjustified Russian invasion of Ukraine.  The world finds itself in a geopolitically induced energy crisis...