The current strategy of the Maltese government is succeeding in restoring public debt sustainability, albeit perhaps too slowly, and maintaining macroeconomic stability in the context of an economic...

Fifty years have passed since the people of Gozo placed a golden crown on the head of the titular painting of the Assumption in the Cathedral. That day united the island in faith, pride, and gratitude...

Some days it feels like we're living permanently on the brink. Newspaper feeds and Facebook scrolls are like an endless obituary wall. Overnight, accidents and tragedies rob lives without warning. The...

Has political correctness gone too far, or do we just need a reminder about what 'being politically correct' actually means? If you're used to spending time in Facebook comment threads, it's easy...

On the Right, the two contenders are engaged in a never-ending battle beating each other with feathers. And not caring about anything else. On the Left, that leaves Robert Abela and he is...

Healthcare is a central element of women's lives, shaping their ability to care for themselves and their families, to be productive members of their communities, to contribute to the workforce and to...

On the 28th of December 1977, a letter bomb killed 15-year-old Karen Grech and grievously injured her 10-year-old brother, Kevin. Their father, Professor Edwin Grech, a gynecologist, had returned...

Too frequent serious traffic accidents; the ever spreading use of drugs even in public spaces with ugly consequences among young and older people; difficulties experienced in some larger localities to...

The Nationalist Party enters yet another leadership contest, and this time the choice falls between Adrian Delia and Alex Borg. The vote on 6 September comes at a time of deep uncertainty and a...

That reading and buying books have declined as activities is a well-documented fact, not just in Malta. Everywhere, booksellers have shut up shop. By way of consolation, so we get told, there has been...