The redevelopment of the site currently occupied by the Institute for Tourism Studies (ITS) in Pembroke is again in the news: the public sector is providing the land while the dB Group will rake in...

Last Monday Parliament discussed the Bill to amend the Public Administration Act at Committee Stage. It was a Bill proposed by Government to introduce pre-appointment Parliamentary hearings, or...

The next Chief Justice may not come from the Bench, Justice and Culture Minister Owen Bonnici hinted on INDEPTH. The Malta Independent editor-in-chief Rachel Attard asked Bonnici about the...

Journalists across the European Union are facing lawsuits intended to silence or intimidate them and the European Union must take calls for an EU-wide anti-SLAPP legislation seriously, Labour MEP...

The influenza epidemic now still spreading has raised questions, not just in Malta but Europe-wide, about whether public health systems are sufficiently equipped to counter infectious diseases that...

Reminiscing. I thought at the time that I would be able to see a Country that is free from conflict and is inclusive.  I thought we would have institutions that we can be pleasedwith,...

To my mind, there are currently three major issues on the national agenda which merit a serious, non-partisan debate.  Scoring political points should not be the criteria in the debate.  And...

“The Sweeney” was a captivating British television series that presented police drama without the sickening, non-stop, detailed autopsy scenes of today’s American TV fodder. It was...

The government is doing very well in launching this year the new “cable” project for a better internet connectivity in Gozo. It has been in the pipeline for a long while, too long. Now...

With a certain sense of priority, on Sunday, 7th January, The Malta Independent reported an interview given by Prime Minister Joseph Muscat to One Radio. It was stated that this was the Prime...