The first sitting of the Jean Paul Sofia public inquiry was held yesterday. It is another step towards full justice and another step towards hopefully preventing such tragedies in the...

The next round of local council elections will take place in June next year, alongside the elections for Malta’s representatives on the European Parliament. When local councils were...

There is always a need for a balance. The country’s institutions must continue to work in the general interest of the public, fulfilling their duties to the best of their abilities, while at the...

Last Thursday the mayor of Swieqi, Noel Muscat, published photos of literally mounds of garbage on Swieqi pavements during the day. “On a daily basis we are facing very serious garbage...

Much has been said about magisterial inquiries in the past months, particularly within the context of the Jean Paul Sofia case – and indeed there is much to be said about the magisterial inquiry...

The power cut crisis that we experienced during July seems to have subsided. It was a nightmare for Enemalta. Dealing with so many damaged cables while public pressure mounted was not an easy task....

In the second quarter of 2023, the stock of licensed motor vehicles increased at a net average rate of 58 motor vehicles per day according to the National Statistics Office. That’s 58 more...

Parts of three walls, almost three metres deep, as well as other structural remains, have been discovered during excavations in an area adjacent to the Domvs Romana in Rabat, Heritage Malta said...

Environmentalists, and many others, celebrated what is being described as an end to the 21-year-old saga of Hondoq ir-Rummien. On Tuesday, an Appeals Court quashed an attempt by the developer...

The government and the Labour Party are always quick with their responses. Their propaganda machine works seamlessly, and one or the other – sometimes both – is always at the ready to...