Change is a strong word. It is one thing talking about change and the need to change and another to implement it, for talk is cheap.  Also, change comes at a cost. A huge cost if one looks at the...

When I decided to join the PN, it was during a very difficult time for the party, a time we were unpopular, seen by many as arrogant, a party that was seen to have lost connection with the people. A...

A protected 19th century fortress that is in desperate need of repair has been occupied illegally for decades and the authorities seem to be powerless to do anything about it.  We are speaking...

Joseph Muscat says that he has paid his political price for all that happened under his watch. He believes that his resignation, which came soon after his right hand man Keith Schembri was arrested in...

In a recent interview with DrLawrence Gonzi, TV presenter Mark Laurence Zammit questioned the former prime minister about his administration’s subtle increase in the honoraria paid to appointed...

We need to adjust to new economic realities quickly. Until Covid hit, our public employment services were focused on processing immigrant labour as fast as the rising demand from local businesses...

Retired Major Maurice G. Agius would be around 99 years old now, according to an interview he gave to my colleague Albert Galea, two-and-a-half years ago - around the same age as Prince...

This is the third issue which is being published since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020. Naturally during this crisis the Foundation was forced to cancel or reschedule its planned...

Green space in Malta is shrinking. It has been for the past 20 or so years. Now, obviously, with an increasing population, built up areas are bound to change or spread, but what we have witnessed in...

The Rule of Law owes more, perhaps, to lawyers than to rulers. Emperors and military leaders more often than not realise that law establishes and maintains peace, and moreover favours the creation and...