Families in Msida and Valletta spent over thirty-six hours without electricity this week. Guests at a Valletta B&B slept outside, then canceled the rest of their holiday. Their complaints needed...

In its latest Rule of Law Report, the European Commission warned that Malta has made little progress on several long-standing rule of law reforms and stated that public perceptions of judicial...

When political parties and their leaders speak about how they view the present and the future, and how they would like them to be, inevitably we get beautiful words and statements. It is difficult to...

Although the Equality Bill has been defeated in the House of Representatives, this should not be interpreted simply as a government botched attempt to introduce human rights and equality legislation...

The scene, not a Moulin Rouge stage beneath theatrical spotlights, but the stairs in Valletta. In front of Ta' Ġieżu church to be exact. The "soul sister" chorus is, perhaps, an unintended...

Artificial intelligence has rapidly become one of the defining conversations of our age. Governments are debating how to regulate it. Businesses are investing unprecedented sums in its development....

Every year, as examination results are published, countless young people anxiously await the grades that many believe will define their future. For some, success in examinations brings celebration and...

Malta's National Statistics Office (NSO) lately reported a drastic slowdown in natural population growth. Births exceeded deaths during 2025 by ninety-eight people across Malta and Gozo. The nation...

Consumers in Malta spend five out of every eight euros they produce, compared to three out of every eight euros spent by the government.  This means that they save three out of every eight euros....

Recent heatwave-related electricity disruptions in Malta have once again highlighted the importance of resilient infrastructure. During record temperatures, electricity faults affected homes,...