Last Wednesday, Parliament unanimously approved amendments to the “abortion law”, clarifying that pregnancies can only be terminated if the woman’s condition is “in great...

Malta unfortunately has consistently lagged behind other European countries when it comes to renewable energy. The country needed to purchase €2 million in energy credits from Estonia in...

In Parliament last Tuesday, the minister responsible for local councils, Owen Bonnici, appealed to one and all to follow the rubbish collection schedule religiously. When we write “one and...

For a few, long days, the world had its eyes and ears on what was happening off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. Five people were attempting to visit the wreck of the Titanic, which had sunk...

A number of unions and employer associations have raised an issue with the current early retirement system. A person who reaches 61 years of age at present can opt for an earlier pension...

Two events involving athletes currently taking place have made headlines, and are great examples of when athletes combine a challenge they want to overcome with a good cause. A group of 35...

Blue lagoon is once again in the spotlight for the wrong reasons. It's as though we cannot go a single summer without a controversy erupting. Last year, activists had taken action and rightly...

It's been over 200 days since Jean Paul Sofia tragically lost his life last December. The 20-year-old died after a factory which was being built in the Corradino Industrial Estate collapsed while...

Commissioner for Animal Welfare Alison Bezzina has raised concerns about the minimum space requirements for dogs to be kept, which were recently updated through a legal notice. Bezzina said that...

The president of the Malta Hotels and Restaurant Association Tony Zahra recently refrained from directly commenting on whether something must change to prevent restaurants and hotels from damaging the...