It doesn’t need much for one to tell what the situation is when it comes to construction development in Malta. News in the past few weeks only continues to confirm the obvious: that there...

Nearly three months after the landmark judgment by which three hospitals were returned to public property after a judge rescinded a deal for their privatisation, the snowball that started rolling has...

Nine European states, including Malta, have agreed to collaborate to turn the Mediterranean into a hub for green energy, particularly renewable energy. Renewable energy is the way forward for...

A court appeals judgement earlier this week has shown that there is still a long way to go for our institutions to show women that they can be protected from and seek justice on things such as sexual...

Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo has told us that Malta is set to make more than €68 million worth of marketing from the Giro d’Italia. The VisitMalta brand is sponsoring the cycling...

We are past the halfway mark in between budgets.  We have become accustomed to budgets for the following year to be presented in October, which means that the financial exercise that will draw up...

Drug addiction ruins lives, and not just the lives of those who use them. The families of addicts suffer, seeing their loved ones fade. It can tear families apart.    The fight against...

Our work as journalists is incredibly diverse. As most of our readers can imagine, trying to hold the political machine to account is a significant part of that – but for many of us, the stories...

The Prime Minister is happy with the parameters within which judges and magistrates have to give judgments related to traffic accidents where deaths and serious injuries are caused. In comments to the...

A recent barometer published by the Chamber of SMEs put a number of issues in the spotlight. The two biggest issues the country is facing which the survey respondents would like the government to...