In the coming years, Malta is set to enjoy the strongest economic growth among EU countries, according to a credible forecast by the European Commission and a number of reputable international and...

The Republic is getting older, but unfortunately not any wiser. It requires renewal in order to update the Constitutional order. Filling in the constitutional gaps is also essential as is evident in...

So what goes as independent media in our society, shoestring funded for the most part, thought of enlivening the dark days of winter with a dose of speculation, which never did any harm. Will the...

Last week, as the Minister for Culture, Lands and Local Government, I launched the Temp25+ scheme. The goal of this program is to help more Maltese and Gozitans become full owners of their homes by...

In Western Europe recently, from the Baltic states to Italy, concern has grown about electronic drones which buzzed around critical infrastructure, mainly airports, some of which even had to close for...

In light of the provisions of our current law on the financing of political parties, Prime Minister Robert Abela and Opposition Leader Alex Borg clashed over a particular aspect when they first met...

The forgotten Maltese are not few in number. They rarely feature in the narrative of events in this country during the centuries running from the sixteenth to the beginning of the twentieth. Only one...

The Group of States Against Corruption (GRECO), the Council of Europe's anti-corruption body, in a report published in 2019 recommended that the Maltese Government formulates an integrity strategy in...

The tide has turned.  Labour's days are numbered. Even former Labour minister Edward Zammit Lewis is warning Labour to get worried.  Labour's much-hyped "best budget in history" didn't shift...

On 28 November on F Living, I had the opportunity to speak with Karl Bonaci about an issue that continues to concern many educators, parents, and students - the examinations system in Malta. This...