Now that the court has delivered its judgment, acquitting Yorgen Fenech in connection with the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia, a case that has haunted and traumatised the nation for years, Malta...

For as long as I remember from when I joined the travel industry at Air Malta in 1973, the perennial discussion was the development of quality tourism.  Over the years, a small group of people...

Last week I argued that energy moves like an aircraft carrier. Decisions taken today on generation, an interconnector or the distribution network may take five, 10 or 15 years to show their full...

Gozo now buries more people than it baptises. Deaths outnumber births on the island, and only inward migration keeps the population figure growing. Numbers like these sound abstract until you walk...

I have written before about politics with heart, about a brand of leadership grounded in humanity, compassion and understanding, because behind every vote there is a human being, a beating heart...

For generations, education has been organised around a familiar principle: teachers possess knowledge, students receive it, examinations test whether they have retained it, and qualifications certify...

The fight against money laundering is no longer confined to the traditional banking system. The latest report of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), Investigating Professional Money Laundering,...

There is a phrase we hear too often in Malta: move on. Move on from the anger, move on from the division, move on from Daphne, move on from 2017. But a country does not move on simply because enough...

Earlier this month, MaltaToday (1 September) reported that the Government of Malta, through Minister Glenn Bedingfield, called for stronger European maritime-security arrangements following incidents...

Climate action is often discussed in terms of big targets: lower emissions, cleaner energy, and climate neutrality. But targets only matter if they change behaviour in practice. That is why two less...