Malta needs to look into the mirror and truly analyse itself. How have we arrived where we are at now? What mistakes were made over the past years and what needs to be done? We need to take...

The news that the European Court of Justice has declared that the Maltese Government is clearly following EU law when it comes to the appointing of the judiciary is highly significant in a number of...

If you’re not earning enough money to live decently, whatever the reasons and circumstances that led you to be in that state, society is morally obliged to intervene to help you. It is simply a...

A technical issue that affected fundraising events recently came to light and caused a lot of concern for NGOs and organisations affected. Earlier this month, service provider Go admitted that a...

The pandemic has presented the world with unprecedented challenges to our health, our economy and the way we live and work. But the crisis also presents us with an extraordinary opportunity as we...

Following an interminable saga characterised by procrastination and dragging of feet, Parliament finally came round to enact the Standards in Public Life Act, 2018, now Chapter 570 of the Laws of...

Biodiversity is the variety of life on Earth and essential for life. Biodiversity loss is indeed a danger to humanity.  Yet, report after report we are presented with shocking figures of...

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We knew all along that Malta’s passports-for-cash scheme, the Individual Investor Programme, was a sham. Over the years, there have been several reports exposing how the supposedly serious...

"Aquick call home before boarding and it was decided that I would undergo voluntary quarantine on a boat. As any exemplary Maritime Historian would do, I commandeered a 35-foot sailing yacht moored in...