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...

A part of you dies when someone you know departs this life, this sometimes vale of tears. A flood of thoughts flows out. Tears flow, literally and not, while you restrain yourself to, as they say, act...

This week, I announced that I would be contesting the leadership of Partit Demokratiku for the AGM on Monday 6 July. The intention is to obtain the mandate to complete the merger talks with...

All talk about children tends to be positive, with a genuine desire to provide the best for them. This is true of all communities, who value children and aspire to give them a better future than the...

Long before arriving at this crucial point, as a government we have set the wheels in motion, seeking to ensure that the prosperity we have generated in our country in the recent past is not decimated...

Last Thursday, the courts heard how Miriam Pace was diagnosed with anxiety as a result of the construction work next door to her house. She never made it to her first therapy session: her house...

On Friday 19 June 2020 I was officially transferred from Mater Dei Hospital, Malta’s General Hospital, to the Oncology Centre of Sir Anthony Mamo, Malta’s only centre which...

The case raised by former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat against Nationalist MP Jason Azzopardi has once again brought parliamentary privilege to the fore. Our system allows our MPs to say whatever...

  Earth Speakr is a new interactive artwork by artist Olafur Eliasson that amplifies children's views on the future wellbeing of the planet. The artwork invites adults and today's...

Tuesday saw five police officers charged in relation to the traffic branch allowances scandal. It is good to see that progress has begun to be made in this situation, and that people have started to...