A year has now passed since the public inquiry into Daphne Caruana Galizia’s death found that the state was responsible for creating an environment and culture of impunity which ultimately led...

So the heat is on within the UK both literally and metaphorically. Just when the nation was about to embrace itself for abnormal temperatures mirroring the effects of climate change it became clear...

A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Robert Abela said he wants to see the courts of law work in a more efficient and friendly manner.  This week, rule of law NGO Repubblika said that a case it...

29 July 2022 marks the first anniversary since the publication of the report of the board of inquiry appointed disheartenedly by former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat to investigate into the...

It took them quite a while to react, but it’s better late than never. A number of lecturers at the University of Malta who teach Maltese, English and mathematics a few days ago expressed...

There are around 5,000 higher education institutions in Europe.  Every single one of them is a centre of knowledge and innovation in its own right, whether you are looking at research...

To abort or not to abort? Barring a few exceptions, I would clearly commit myself against abortion. Lately, there have been many developments on the subject. Internationally, the Supreme Court in the...

Last Monday, a guide was overheard telling a group of tourists in Valletta that the tour they had booked for – and presumably paid for handsomely – was going to be delayed.  The...

When I see the word "inclusion" I think of children and people with mixed abilities, studying and playing and working all together.  This means giving children the opportunity to grow up in an...

We have said it before, and we will say it again: Attorney General Victoria Buttigieg is out of her depth and must go, now.  In the latest of a long serious of failures by the office she leads...