Malta is one of the few countries with a unicameral Parliament. We have no Senate or an institution which could function as such. It was not always like so. At times when the Parliament’s...

Two days from today, on 28 March 2023, four years would have elapsed since three teenagers were arrested in Malta for alleged terrorist charges in relation to an incident that took place during March...

The Santa Lucija judgement, delivered on 15 March, did not just overturn a badly concluded and short-sighted EPRT decision. It gave the power back to ignored residents and interested third parties...

Never have so many owed so much to so few. Against all odds, the diligent quiet officials at the National Audit Office (NAO) worked tirelessly, overcoming Labour’s obstruction, stonewalling and...

It came as no surprise that Keith Schembri was directly involved in the Vitals/Steward messy concession, “probably the messiest situation [Steward president Armin Ernst] s[aw] in [his]...

The recent publication of the EIA for what is commonly referred to as the Villa Rosa project at St George’s Bay St Julian’s brings us back to the dB Pembroke project debate as well as the...

On one and the same day this week, two massive caches of conversations were released to the public. In one the adult film star (what we could call porn star) Stormy Daniels sent a judge the...

We promised to re-launch the cultural sector with enthusiasm after the pandemic, and we certainly kept our word. Exactly 12 months ago we promised to firmly restart the culture sector and we did...

Can the struggle against climate warming be won by relying uniquely on market forces to generate the investments and products required for this to happen? At first, some believed that yes, this...

The past weeks of hospital controversy have been rather problematic for the Labour Government, whilst windows of opportunity were opened for the Nationalist Opposition.  Indeed, the latest...