Last week, a planning application for the redevelopment of the Fort Cambridge Barracks site at Tigne into a massive 31-storey hotel was recommended for approval. It is the latest of a number of...

Just because there are jobs the Maltese people don’t want to work anymore, “doesn’t mean that the solution is to create slavery in Malta,” Nationalist Party spokesperson for...

Much has been said over the past years over the irrational love for more and more tarmac that has come to signify the debate around Malta’s roads – but a new piece of asphalt mere metres...

In seven of his latest speeches for the Sette Giugno commemoration, the Speaker of the House of Representatives has made the same point – a recommendation to establish a mechanism which grants...

The Mediterranean’s latest migrant tragedy – and possibly one of its deadliest – comes at a time when Europe is again discussing how best to deal with the immigration issue. A...

Prime Minister Robert Abela met with the European Commissioner for the Environment Virginijus Sinkevičius this week. During this meeting, Abela mentioned a number of things to the...

The State of the Nation survey that was commissioned by the Office of the President, the results of which were made public in a one-day conference earlier this month, gave a deep insight on what the...

A businessman turned politician, Silvio Berlusconi will be remembered as a protagonist of Italian history. Never afraid to defend his convictions, but hit hard by a series of scandals that rocked...

The Council of Europe’s anti-corruption watchdog – the Group of States against Corruption (GRECO), found that Malta had failed to implement one of its nine recommendations, and that...

One of the latest sagas hitting the headlines in the past week is concerning the government elderly home situated in Cospicua. Residents were shocked a couple of weeks ago when they were told...