This week brought the latest in a series of sad and anger-inducing injustices. In April 2020, young man Matteo Grima was out jogging when he was seriously injured after being hit by a car. He...

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana addressed stakeholders during the launch of the public consultation for the government’s pre-budget document for 2024 on Wednesday. In his address, Caruana...

An interesting and intriguing point was raised a few days ago when the government launched the Gozo Regional Development Strategy. Well-known Gozitan photographer Daniel Cilia, speaking from the...

Getting a good education is essential in today’s world. Be it aiming for a degree in some subject or undergoing vocational training, all students should aim to continue in their...

Prime Minister Robert Abela’s address at the UN General Assembly gave an overview of Malta’s foreign policy, and highlighted the need for the world to come together. He described...

The results of the political survey that are being published by The Malta Independent on Sunday today provide so much food for thought. The survey was carried out in the first days of September,...

In and amongst the raging debate on the country’s building furore, the one thing which invariably always gets mentioned is the decision back in 2006 to change the country’s local plans in...

This week saw yet another case where a person facing court action may have been allowed to travel outside of the country, leading to questions on how Malta’s borders are being controlled if this...

Anyone who has driven through St Andrew’s Road, or who as a pedestrian used the stretch that links the Regional Road with the Coast Road and vice-versa, has come across dangerous moments in the...

We have nothing to hide, Malta Film Commissioner Johann Grech said. But then he takes the Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation to court to prevent it from obtaining information regarding how much an...