Two years and eight months ago, investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia was brutally murdered. We have since seen a civil movement attempting to restore good governance. Some battles were won,...

A controversy flared up these last few weeks about European banks. It revolved around the point that banks are getting the rules under which they operate made more flexible so that they can offer...

I have to admit I have always loved the genuine tabloids and actually spent a good number of years of my own splashing huge typeface for frontpage headlines in my newspaper days. There really is...

The fact that government has been forced by the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe to loosen its stranglehold on the Commissioner of Police appointment process is a positive democratic...

Oh, glorious no! Another dig at the dear, charming and democratically elected leader of the PN.  I have been told that writing about Adrian Delia, who is also the leader of the opposition, is...

As I was writing my column last week, my family was shocked by the news that a close family friend had been diagnosed with Covid and was in a bad state in a UK hospital.  This person had a lung...

First we were told to go swimming.  Now we have been told to go and get our tummies full, have a night on the town and end the evening with a sweet pillow to lay our heads on.  What more...

The Covid-19 wage supplement could continue beyond September, Economy Minister Silvio Schembri said on the latest edition of Indepth. The main topic of discussion during an interview between...

The latest statistics by Eurostat show that Malta had the second biggest increase in jobs after Lithuania between January and last March. Eurostat also stated that jobs – as an average –...

It has been said that as a result of the corona virus pandemic, “thousands” of foreign workers left or will be leaving Malta, mostly because they lost their job. It would be...