Former Prime Minister and Labour MEP Alfred Sant made an interesting point on Sunday. Writing on Facebook, the Labour MEP said that “too many people (mostly Gozitans)” agree that...

George Hyzler will soon be stepping down as the Standards Commissioner to take up a post with the European Court of Auditors. He has conducted his work well and proved to be well-suited for the...

Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat thinks that Malta’s institutions, or at least some of them, buckle under pressure. That is what he wrote on social media the moment it became known that...

Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo said that more enforcement is the solution to complaints about loud music being played until late at night in Valletta. No, minister, the solution would be to...

The Gozo Tourism Association on Wednesday published the results of a survey which it carried out over the past couple of weeks which, amongst other things, found that Gozo is losing its charm as a...

The document put forward by the Malta Employers Association as the government prepares the budget for 2023 gives so much food for thought. It offers myriad suggestions, but the one that stood out...

A general election will be held in Italy in September, earlier than anticipated. Once again, the Italians are called to select their representatives, and the outcome of the election will also...

Labour Party CEO and MP Randolph Debattista said that if parliamentary speeches become shorter, the work carried out by the government would increase and the speeches would become more engaging for...

Let’s start off by stating that alternative modes of transport are important and very much needed as Malta faces ever increasing transport problems. An increase of 56 cars per day on our roads...

At the end of July the Nationalist Party completed its four-month exercise to first confirm Bernard Grech as its leader and move away from a two-deputy leader system to having just one. In this...