St George’s Square in Valletta will take on new life as a fantasy garden as part of the Valletta Green Festival which was launched yesterday.  While this festival usually sees the square...

A court recently confirmed a verdict by the Administrative Review Tribunal that had annulled a decision by the Lands Authority to take back part of a garden that was leased to the Gzira local...

It’s not the first time that court judgments have left us bewildered, on occasions even shocked. Maybe it’s because, for the layman, the complexities of a case brought before a...

On Tuesday, Transport and Infrastructure Minister Aaron Farrugia launched a plan which aims to provide better options for travellers who prioritise active mobility. The government statements...

Official statistics showed that there were nearly 3,300 individuals who sought assistance from the different services available to help people experiencing domestic violence in 2021. The National...

Just this week, a member of this newsroom misplaced his wallet, thinking he had left it in his car or at home. While typing away at his desk, he received a call from a police station. The...

The governor of the Central Bank of Malta last week issued a stern warning when he launched the bank’s annual report for 2022. Tough decisions made need to be taken, he said, to tackle what...

There is a large shadow over the future of Malta’s national airline. Air Malta chairman David Curmi was reported on Tuesday to have said that the airline would be shut down and replaced by...

It took 10 seconds for Prime Minister Robert Abela to expose who he really is, what his priorities are, and his real intentions. And it was not a slip of the tongue; nor had he been simply...

It was announced this week that Palazzina Vincenti in St Julian’s will not be demolished after the Planning Authority (PA) declared the property as a Grade 2 building. The Authority...