Few authors are as synonymous with childhood as Roald Dahl and The Twits is a story that encompasses all that he stands for: humour, shenanigans and a lesson worth learning. The play tells the...

Many of us associate Christmas with cheer, family, friends. Others look at it as a time where many appointments have to be made to meet relatives who perhaps some don’t completely get along...

In 2019, now two and a half years ago, just after my election as an MEP, it was still uncertain how my new job would turn out. I was elected to the European Parliament on the promise that I would...

Questions as to whether or not to reform Malta’s electoral system have long been around, while reforms to Malta’s constitution have already started to be made. Over recent years,...

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Education Minister Justyne Caruana must go; there are no two ways about it.  In the latest bombshell scandal, the minister has not only been found in breach of ethics by the Standards...

Much has been said about the damning report of the Commissioner of Standards in relation to the Ministry of Education. I will not delve in the specific case pending procedures in place including a...

This week Malta became the first country in the European Union to legalize the use and cultivation of Cannabis for responsible personal consumption, whilst ensuring that those who choose to make...

I would like to start with a story of a king who had a lovely horse. One day, the horse fell sick and there was no chance for recovery, making the king extremely sad who repeatedly enquired about its...

The year could barely end on a better note as in the past days we have signed the agreement that enables Malta to receive the first tranche of funds under the Recovery and Resilience Facility. This...