PM Joseph Muscat has announced that the government will be launching the biggest open space project in a generation. That’s all well and good, but should it not be the other way around? Should...

Today, the Second Sunday of Easter, the Universal Church celebrates with great joy and hope the Divine Mercy. Liturgically, this Sunday is called Divine Mercy Sunday. On Divine Mercy Sunday, a...

Every year, during ‘Holy Week’, we are regaled with stories of the ‘miraculous’ statue of the ‘ecce homo’ in Valletta  and the ‘miraculous’...

I would like to say a big Thank You to the Mission Fund (Malta) for their recent very generous financial support for our work at ‘The Bamboo School’ in the West of Thailand, very near the...

In the light of Workers’ Day, various aspects of employment in Malta have recently been put under the spotlight. Meanwhile a series of statistics have been published which are quite worrying and...

A country that can boast of steady economic strengths and the highest rate of employment for decades, is the home of a hard-working and winning nation that can pump money back into the economy as a...

It becomes ever more obvious that the Labour Party in Malta is transforming itself into the Champagne Socialist Party. This week, Joseph Muscat’s statement that Maltese workers should aspire to...

28 fireworks factories, which operate on a voluntary basis, have been awarded €5,000 each to improve safety practices in pyrotechnics.  The fund was launched for the second year running by...

The revised fuel stations policy, published by the government on Monday, is a step in the right direction but, as some environmental NGOs have pointed out, it still has a number of loopholes that can...

The country is in full election mode, as the political parties edge towards two elections – European Parliament and local councils – in the middle of Joseph Muscat’s second term in...