Transport and Infrastructure Minister Ian Borg last week unveiled visuals for what he described as a “national park” in Ta’ Qali.  The problem is that the plans, which have...

Prime Minister Robert Abela’s comments on Sunday crystallised the state of the country today, as we stand months away from a renewed opportunity for a positive reality.  This might signify...

An alley in the heart of Dingli was the latest battleground for NGO Graffitti, which has been at the forefront of all major confrontations in favour of the environment and against...

A new amendment to the Animal Welfare Act will make it so that pet-owners who have abused their pets will not be able own animals or live with animals. This announcement was made last Friday, by...

Nothing could be further from the St Paul of the altars dripping silver, the red damask, the milling canons and monsignors of our 10th February celebration than this very raw book. We have grown...

Helga’s achievements have been too many to list here. Suffice it to say that in 1994 she was awarded the Medalja ghall-Qadi tar-Repubblika and in 2011 the Officers Cross of the Order of Merit on...

Life has its ups and downs, that’s a given. But when the highs and lows are evidently more extreme than those of others, it becomes a problem. I was 20-years-old when I was diagnosed with...

Viruses and mutations  Natural selection has shaped the evolution of humans, plants and all living things on the planet. Though viruses aren't technically living they still need a host organism...

Not everyone derives pleasure from another person's misfortune. Not even when we are directly impacted by that person's shameless behaviour that sneers at integrity and trust. Not even when we are...

The government announced new, harsher restrictions yesterday as part of efforts to reduce the transmission of Covid-19.  These measures came as a surprise to many, given that strict measures were...