Malta has numerous heritage sites. From the Hypogeum and the temples found around the island, to Roman ruins and walled cities, and more recent fortifications built by the British, there’s so...

A religious fundamentalist dominating the headlines and social media sphere for a quite frankly outrageous remark saying that people with a disability are the product of sin was certainly not on...

Prime Minister Robert Abela does not see anything wrong that names of driving test applicants are passed on to Transport Malta by a minister. The minister is not suggesting that the applicants go for...

The mistakes made by various administrations regarding Air Malta must not be repeated. Various Ministers who have been responsible for the airline, and indeed various Governments, have failed to...

A new forensic year has started at the law courts and, once again, Chief Justice Mark Chetcuti took the opportunity to speak about the “overloaded” situation judges and magistrates have to...

The actions by the authorities over the past weeks has spoken volumes as to the credibility of the police and the Attorney General, or rather in this case, lack of. The criticism of the...

School transport should be given priority and, if possible, roads should be used later. This was the message that was given by the Transport Malta Chief Executive Officer, Jonathan Borg, in the...

The sale of citizenship remains a stain on Malta’s reputation. Following an amendment to the Maltese Citizenship Act in November 2013, Malta introduced its first investor citizenship...

A summit between nine southern EU countries was held in Malta last week, and saw the issue of irregular migration as one of the focal points that was discussed. In their joint declaration after...

In 2021, the Dutch government resigned en bloc – the Prime Minister and his Cabinet of ministers – to take political responsibility for a scandal involving investigations into child...