A failing, critical infrastructure is hampering economic progress and exposing businesses and communities to significant risks. Existing physical and digital infrastructure is under stress from...

There were two contestants for the leadership. But everybody knew who the successor would be. The more experienced man with a record of strong leadership was bound to win. Even he assumed he'd...

It says a lot about the low level of journalism in Malta that many of them seem unable to get their facts right even in simple, uncontroversial matters. I read some, not all, news reports about...

Placed prominently right opposite the main entrance of the law courts in Valletta is a statue depicting three figures. The Great Siege monument commemorates the victory of our valour and values over...

Most of the improvements undertaken to increase the capacity of the road infrastructure, in the long term, are of no use. Flyovers, underpasses and tunnels: they do not solve anything. They only make...

The 2025 budget proposals for Gozo are already available from the Gozo Business Chamber (GBC) and The Gozo Tourism Association (GTA). The Gozo Regional Development Authority (GRDA) has still not...

It has not been a good summer for the Labour party. It is evident that the results of the European Parliament elections last June, have sent the party in Government into a tailspin which as things...

Inspirational teenage athlete Jake Vella died last week, aged 15. Malta mourned his death. A life cut short by an extremely rare condition. But despite his short life marked with tragedy, Jake's...

In the months and years before Malta was declared an independent country in September 1964, huge controversies arose over how it could keep afloat if separated completely from the UK. From what could...

Is it not somewhat curious how here in Malta, we do not seem to be at all troubled by the situation in Libya which no matter what could be said about it, still remains very unstable? In report after...