A few days ago my family, like many other families around Malta, received a small envelope from the Ministry for the Environment, Climate Change and Planning. In this envelope was another envelope...

As indeed happens after every invitation to speak on a talk-show, some reflective practice after the episode is bound to happen both about what has been said by the other and about my responses....

Humanity is becoming so restless and unruly. Not quite in connection with this fact although it is one of the ingredients in the bitter recipe, but there was a time when observing the unfolding drama...

Malta is the latest country toying with this concept. Although  studies in many countries have found that electronic monitoring (EM) is a promising tool for reducing recidivism and controlling...

Population has always been a very central theme to policy in Malta. It is a fact that Malta is too over populated to be self-sustainable.  This has been the case for a long time –...

The National Endangered Species Day, celebrated on the 21 May comes only one day before the International Biodiversity Day.  These days are there to highlight important needs to safeguard species...

Valletta Cultural Agency chairman Jason Micallef lamented on Wednesday that, while the Netherlands had allowed a mass gathering for the Eurovision Song Contest, Malta does not allow cultural...

JCI Malta is launching its 10 Outstanding Young Person (TOYP) awards for 2021 and nominations are currently open. The nominees will be judged on their credentials by an international panel of...

Last week, the Nationalist Party announced that the police have closed the case against one of its MPs, Toni Bezzina. The fifth district candidate was under the spotlight of the police’s...

In recent weeks a fresh debate has triggered yet again relating to the accountability of our voluntary organisations (VOs) currently registered with the Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations (CVO)....