In recent days some controversy and opposition has arisen to a new programme which the University of Malta is introducing for those who begin their studies at the institution. The Communication...

The world is watching in trepidation after Turkey and Syria last Monday were hit by a massive earthquake which has cost thousands of lives, injured many more and caused so much infrastructural...

Last Saturday, Moviment Graffitti held an activity on the doorstep of the Planning Ministry, during which it commemorated workers who died on construction sites and others who lost their life when the...

A number of changes to Parliament should be considered. Being such an important institution in our democracy, Parliament should strive to be as efficient as possible, but should also ensure that...

The Malta Independent on Sunday yesterday carried an interview with the PN’s new tourism spokesperson Mario De Marco, who made a most valid point concerning the dangers of mass tourism for...

Prime Minister Robert Abela has put his foot in it – again, we’d like to add. Apparently it was not enough for him to have highlighted Malta as an unsafe country with his comment...

Businesses are slowly recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, with the latest proof of this coming in the form of a survey published by The Malta Chamber of SMEs… although other international...

It has been an oft written about subject over the past couple of years, but this week has presented another two occasions of censorship and selective reporting by the Public Broadcasting...

A comment made by a magistrate during a recent court sitting has created some debate, which later also involved the Prime Minister. The magistrate, Donatella Frendo Dimech, during a sitting in...

The government’s ample majority in Parliament enabled it to change the Standards Commissioner’s Act the way it wanted to. On Monday, the House of Representatives voted in favour of...