I am penning this article immediately upon the announcement of the new Cabinet of Ministers by the Prime Minister, which saw the appointment of Minister Byron Camilleri as the new Education Minister....

The fireworks season started with a bang this year, quite literally. At around 6.30 on Monday morning, many of us were jolted awake by the sound of rattling windows and shaking doors. What should have...

The first minister's husband faces a long prison sentence after he admitted stealing more than €470,000 euro from the ruling political party to fund a lavish personal lifestyle.  Peter...

As I sit down to write this article, I find myself in a position of uncertainty. The election is over. The votes have been counted. Yet my political future remains unresolved. At the time of writing,...

We can't say this was the result we wanted. We can't say this was the result we toiled so hard for. Yet in life, even when the result does not match your expectations, there is always a great deal of...

In 2019, when Adrian Delia was still a democratically-elected PN leader, his message to the Nationalists was concise and very clear: "We can't be arrogant or believe we have some divine right to...

To go by the reactions on the social media, it would seem everybody won in last week's general election. Labour supporters were out celebrating but those courageous, or insane enough, who...

Now that the elections are over, some plain speaking is in order. A priority in the governance agenda of coming years should be a better planning of long term public investments. Despite the...

At the beginning of this year, Momentum called for a tax on the second vacant property onwards to address Malta's housing affordability crisis. This renewed call came about in light of the fact that...

Malta keeps adding cars faster than it adds roads, schools, or sense. The National Statistics Office (NSO) confirmed in February 2026 that the licensed vehicle stock grew by a net 35 vehicles every...