On Tuesday 11 March, the country's former leader was arrested, put on a plane and transferred to the Hague.  Three days later he was in the dock facing accusations of serious crimes at the...

By late August, almost at the tail end of summer, Minister for Transport, Infrastructure, and Public Works, Chris Bonett may stride onto the Sliema Creek quay, will beam at a shiny red-white...

Over-tourism is a double-edged sword. You may get the initial impression of increasing economic benefits. Then you realise that, after all, maybe, not all is well. Not just economically. Over-tourism...

Public criticism frequently targets our courts for their perceived weakness in imposing criminal punishments. For many offences, our legislature has lately increased the maximum and minimum parameters...

The two parallel interviews with the two contenders for the leadership of the PN, which were broadcast on Monday, were deeply disappointing. If they go to the electorate with that kind of...

Some very nice, heavyweight fighters for justice in Malta have advised me to keep as quiet as possible about the PN. To not criticise it, to shut my most unimportant mouth. The reasoning of these...

We launched RETOLD - an unprecedented initiative which brings back to Malta leading international art and design projects, by Maltese artists and creatives, which made Malta proud...

Years ago, when many European countries, including Malta, had prohibited by law smoking in all enclosed public spaces (bars, restaurants...), France still allowed it. Now having like the others banned...

While joining in the celebrations to commemorate Police Day, we must remember that the job of the police is extremely important to protecting the safety of citizens. However, with so many challenges...

People who claim that the maritime sector deserves more attention will always be right even if what they lobby for is already being done. This country is built around the sea and in many aspects...