Malta’s presidency of the United Nations Security Council this month became a reality, with our country taking the central seat in this important institution. Considered as one of the most...

Bernard Grech showed some mettle in Parliament last Monday. His counter arguments to the Prime Minister’s motion on the appointment of the Standards Commissioner were delivered with clarity...

The incident on Psaila street, Birkirkara, where a video of the demolition of the Go Exchange Building showed rubble flying onto a street, was, to say the least, shocking. It was a completely...

We have all seen them, as we make our way to the office or any other workplace during the morning rush hours. They are the Transport Malta officers, wearing their uniform and tags, with...

Earlier this week, the Environment and Resources Authority announced that the separation of waste will soon become mandatory. "As from 14 April 2023, two months after the publication of these new...

The acrimonious exchange that we had in Parliament on Monday, involving the Prime Minister and Opposition Leader, brought back to the fore the “us and them” climate that had taken the side...

There is probably no way to tackle Malta’s traffic problems without inconveniencing people. Be it the government’s work to widen roads - thus resulting in closed areas for periods of time,...

Din L-Art Helwa's Executive President Alex Torpiano, who is also the Dean of the Faculty for the Built Environment at the University of Malta, mentioned an interesting project during an interview...

Last year, Malta registered the lowest voter turnout ever in a general election since Independence. The percentage of eligible voters who went to the polls fell to a low of 85% in March 2022....

New transport fines are set to come into force through a Legal Notice in the coming weeks after being approved by Cabinet, the government said last week. Among the changes, as this newsroom...