It feels quite incredible to think that while the Labour Party grapples with a magisterial inquiry of unprecedented scope and which may well result in criminal action against three of the...

The more the Prime Minister and his predecessor complain about the timing of the conclusion of the magisterial inquiry into the hospitals’ contract, the more they expose their fear of what the...

Many tend to overlook the local council elections, or tend to vote along party lines out of party loyalty.  But here, at the locality level, one cannot stress enough the importance of voting for...

This week, Malta celebrated the 20th anniversary of when the country officially acceded into the European Union. Many will recall that day back in 2004 and the visual spectacle as the European...

The Gozo Bishop recently delivered a homily in which he called out the race to riches. He underlined what he would prefer to see in today’s society. He would prefer seeing less beautiful...

The day which is dedicated to all workers is celebrated today in many countries. When it all started, that is when workers felt they should take to the streets to protest about their conditions...

The decision to grant a Presidential Pardon to all those who fraudulently received disability benefits, even if it stipulates that they must pay back the money, is worrying. It would be easier to...

On Friday, the country was treated to another shock by the construction sector.  The roof of a building next door to a construction site collapsed, with two workers who were on the roof falling...

It was not really a surprise that, two years ago, Malta registered the lowest turnout for a general election since Independence. In March 2022, only 85% of the registered voters gave their...

Prime Minister Robert Abela earlier this week said that discussions related to healthcare in the Maltese islands must aim to result in “national convergence”, particularly with...