Books: What needs to be done
These are exciting times for Maltese authors and publishers and the success of the recent Malta Book Festival is just one element which proves this. […]
Keeping vilification law is about power politics
We shouldn’t allow the Nationalists to scaremonger their way into power at the expense of our freedoms. ‘Beware what you wish for’. Or so the […]
Dogma and untruths in the name of St Augustine’s despotic God
As one of the authors of Bill 113 along with Andrew Sciberras, I obviously expected Archbishop Charles Scicluna to come out in full force against […]
A national language debate stifled by righteousness
The first thing we learn as undergraduate students at university is that you are never 100% right. No matter how well constructed and well written […]
Our books are our country
Allow me to be quite frank in starting this article off on the premise that Malta is burdened by its fair share of politicians whose […]
Malta’s greatest historian ever
There was once a young historian who, against all odds, rose to become Malta’s towering authority on Medieval history, slashing away at the ridiculous lies […]
