Neutrality has been the cornerstone of Malta's foreign policy for decades now, and today the country commemorates the day that this neutrality was truly put into practice. Freedom Day...

Much has been said about Malta's tourism sector in the past years, particularly as it has recovered from the Covid-19 pandemic.  The sector bounced back from the pandemic by not just hitting its...

Parliamentary questions are not a courtesy. They are not optional. They are not a nuisance to be brushed aside when they become politically uncomfortable. They are one of the most basic and...

Speculation has, once again, been ramping up as to when Malta will go to the polls to elect the next government. The stakes are high: the Labour Party is fighting to remain in power for an...

Malta should never have found itself in the absurd position of extending the terms of two of the country's highest constitutional office holders simply because the political class failed to do its job...

The warning given by David Spiteri Gingell, a governance, institutional, and digital transformation consultant, about Malta's childcare system is a serious and necessary intervention in a national...

Ten years after Parliament unanimously recognised Maltese Sign Language as a national language, Malta has every reason to look back with pride. That decision was more than a legal milestone. It was a...

The importance of energy security and diversity has never been so important. The current geopolitical situation, involving the conflict in Iran and the surrounding areas, and Russia's invasion of...

Malta's declining fertility rate is a problem which the country is going to have to tackle. A Eurostat survey published this month revealed that in 2024, Malta's fertility rate continued to...

The government's proposed changes to Cabinet members' asset declaration rules are being dressed up as reform. In reality, they amount to something far more troubling: a deliberate weakening of...