Every minute lost in traffic is a minute taken from someone's life: a parent's time with their children, a worker's rest, an elderly person's independence. Those minutes should weigh heavily on...

Barely four months have passed since the general election, and the tune has already changed, as the country is being asked to forget what it was promised. During the campaign, Labour embarked on a...

There are provisions in a Constitution which regulate the machinery of a State, and there are others which say something deeper about the character of a nation. Malta's neutrality belongs firmly to...

As school gates open once again last week, the familiar rhythm of the new academic year returns: school runs, homework, extracurricular activities, packed schedules and the everyday logistical...

Malta's Budget 2027 is being prepared against a backdrop of global instability and pertinent questions about Malta's present and future development. In recent pre-budget discussions, Government has...

What happens to someone's social media after they die? When people die, they leave behind a vast digital footprint. Our generation is the first to face what happens to social media after death as...

This week I attended Freshers Week at the University of Malta and MCAST. As always, it was a great experience, witnessing so much energy, enthusiasm, and creativity among the thousands of...

Malta tripled its tourist levy on July 1 and called the increase a quality measure. The environmental contribution rose from 50 cents to €1.50 per adult per night, the first change since 2016....

Over the years and as of now, I've always been amazed by the behaviour of some individuals who present themselves as champions of holiness and correctness. They demonise the people they disagree with,...

Disrespectful towards the highest institution of the country, disrespectful towards themselves and their constituents, and disrespectful towards the public in general. The backlog of 1,238...