In the past, estate agents have been regarded as ancillary in the whole buying and selling process by the public. This perception has slowly been changing the past few years, but in order to...

As far as I know the only art gallery in what is often referred to as 'the South' is the Contemporary Modern Art Gallery set up a couple of years ago by the energetic Rudy Buhler in Marsascala and...

With the prospect of a national election looming ahead, hoping all concerned (with emphasis on our politicians) openly lay their cards on the table to conscientiously tackle the lingering challenge of...

Over these last two years, we have heard and read about Constitutional Reform, Public Consultation on related proposed reforms, its Committee Foundation and a promised Constitutional Convention. So...

Constructive dialogue is the spirit of a true and thriving democracy. The Holy Quran explains this by stating: “And those who hearken to their Lord, and observe prayer, and whose affairs...

The first ever debate between Robert Abela and Bernard Grech has come and gone. The debate took place at the University of Malta, and went about as one would have expected it to go.  Both...

The LifeCycle (Malta) Foundation held an indoor cycling challenge on World Kidney Day, 10 March, and is organising a Sunday walk event on 13 March in Naxxar, which is open for the general public. Both...

Wednesday saw yet another blow to Malta’s reputation. This came in the form of a vote at European Parliament level, where MEPs stressed that ‘citizenship by investment’ (CBI)...

This pandemic has impacted me, my family, and everyone else in our world. After seeing how our country is reacting to warnings resulting in the consequences we now face, from greylisting, corruption...

Labour have been in power for close to a decade. But being in power and governing are two different things. Joseph Muscat was elected in the perfect storm for the Nationalist Party. The economy was...