Prime Minister Joseph Muscat and his former chief of staff, Keith Schembri, are nowhere to be seen in the unfolding drama.  The press has a million questions to ask, especially after this...

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Less than month ago, when Malta was busy bracing itself for the bad weather, nobody would have believed what kind of storms the nation was heading into. The suddenness and momentousness of the...

“Only the brave can make the present and the future a whole lot better than all past experiences.” – Dani Harper, American author.   The events of the past few weeks...

Sometimes we do not realise the extent to which words alone can cause injury. Malta and Gozo suffered serious divisions in the 1970s and 80s, made worse by street violence and leading to a sense of...

As the political atmosphere reaches crisis point, more and more people, appalled at the prospect of being complicit through silence, have spoken out, their words laced with sadness, disgust, anger and...

While Malta is in turmoil, as the representatives of Maltese businesses and lawyers urge the Prime Minister to go now, Labour MPs seem more than happy to bury their heads in the sand and believe that...

The country is in crisis and its effects will be felt by generations to come. For too long, we have allowed ourselves to be distracted by short term gain, cowed by divisive politics and rewarded for...

Joseph Muscat has submitted a sort of resignation. It is not that he’s not going. He is. It is not that we don’t know when he’s going. We know. It is just that he’s taken the...

Are you ready for a chilly challenge and support the Malta Community Chest Fund Foundation? The Thomas Smith Annual Charity swim, a much-awaited annual event and now in its 21st year, will once again...