Malta Enterprise CEO George Gregory has said that Malta is now in a stronger position to focus on attracting high-quality, value-added investment. On paper, he is absolutely right. In principle, this...

The Iran War has settled into what is a very tetchy and tenuous ceasefire. The war, which started on 28 February when US and Israel bombed military and government sites in Iran and assassinated...

The latest in environmental concerns and controversies is surrounding a makeshift 'island' - which is actually a towable barge - that has been turned into an entertainment venue. Noma Island...

Malta cannot afford to treat the decline of agriculture as just another economic trend. It is a national warning sign. The stark observation made to this media house by Malta Food Agency's CEO...

The collapse of part of Triq is-Simar in Xemxija should have shaken the country. It should have dominated the national conversation. It should have triggered outrage, urgency and accountability....

For once, there can be little argument: eco-contribution funds have been put to genuinely good use. The €1.2 million investment in a new six-person hyperbaric unit at Gozo General Hospital...

A tribunal ruling against the Ħamrun Local Council should serve as a wake-up call not only for one locality, but for every local council across Malta and Gozo. A woman suffered a fractured wrist...

There are moments when public authorities and national institutions reveal, in one single decision, just how badly they have lost their moral compass. The agreement between the Authority for the...

On Maundy Thursday, as Christians recall the final hours before the Crucifixion, Luke's Gospel offers one of the most haunting and prophetic moments in the Passion narrative. As Jesus carried the...

With spring hunting season approaching once again, Malta is heading into familiar and deeply troubling territory. The signs are all there: scientific warnings ignored, legal obligations sidestepped,...