Following an artist's oeuvre over time is always an interesting exercise. James Vella Clark is one Maltese artist whose work I have been observing for the past decade or so, and at his current...

The two main parties took their teams to Gozo yesterday, as we report in today’s issue. In the run-up to the May European Parliament election and the local councils election, practically two...

I was determined to attend this year's Holocaust Remembrance Day held on 21st January at San Anton Palace as I did last year, after watching documentaries on television and reading articles, not of...

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That the tuna farming industry is rife with funny business has been a well-known fact for a long time now, but this week’s allegations against the fisheries director of having taken kickbacks...

This week's latest scandal in the tuna industry is nothing new, and is one of many in a long series of corruption fiascos. However, what sets this latest slimy drama apart from the rest is that we...

It is difficult as a lawmaker not to be interested by the potential that Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology offer in general.  I got into politics because the status quo was never...

Another World Cancer Day has come and gone, yet so many patients and relatives continue their fight against cancer. February 4th is not only a day for raising cancer awareness, prevention and cure, it...

Diligent governments can never afford to lose sight of change and innovation if they want to lead and not simply administer a status quo. Innovative and feasible solutions are what make me proud to...

December 2017 saw a spectacular surge in the price of bitcoin, and of other cryptocurrencies, which burgeonedthanks toa craze for initial coin offerings (ICOs). All this prompted a commensurate...