There is much more to Maltese history than knowing when or where significant events occurred. It is about facts and stories, themes and personal accounts, inquiry and analysis. The richness of the...

A recent discovery of four sanitary diaries kept by medical orderlies during Second World War Malta reveals the acute and miserable state of field hygiene and sanitation for the gunners manning...

20 September 2018 is a day of shame for the Planning Authority. It was the day the PA held a public meeting and approved the ITS-DB development at St George's. The decision was subsequently reversed...

The passing away of our friend Charles Borg has brought back many childhood memories. Decades ago I got to know him at Xlendi where I used to spend some days with my family. Alas, those were the good...

There were times when the Labour Party had harshly criticised its political opponents for holding what they said was a one-horse race. It happened twice in recent years. The first was in 2012...

One of the first decisions I took upon my appointment as Opposition as Shadow Minister for Sport by the party leader was to put this sector on the national agenda. As I have recently stated in...

Joseph Muscat has disagreed with the conclusions of a report by Standards Commissioner George Hyzler, who found that Muscat breached ethics when he accepted three expensive bottles of wine from 17...

Some weeks ago I was lovingly encouraged to write something about the document which was kicked off by the reflection which Archbishop Charles Jude Scicluna proposed at the Diocesan Assembly of...

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Malta’s controversial passports-for-cash scheme, the IIP, will soon cease to exist and a different system focusing more on residency will take its place. The government’s announcement...