Malta's quiet progress in waste management over the past five years deserves recognition, not as a public-relations exercise but as evidence that sustained policy, infrastructure investment and...

The need for improvements to be made to the way Parliament operates has long been a topic of discussion in Malta. Indeed this newsroom has brought up the need for certain changes in the...

On Monday, Prime Minister Robert Abela announced that a deal has been found for Manoel Island and Fort Tigne to be returned into the hands of the government. The deal follows months of...

Malta's tourism figures are, on paper, an undeniable success. More than four million inbound tourists in 2025, over 25 million nights spent, and almost €4 billion in expenditure represent...

Malta's construction boom has long been accompanied by concerns about safety, regulation and the pace at which development is being approved. Over the years, the public has become accustomed to...

Earlier this month, International Women's Day was commemorated both in Malta and across the globe.  On the occasion - Sunday 8 March - both of Malta's major political parties took the...

The financial situation at the University of Malta should concern anyone who cares about the country's future. An institution that sits at the centre of Malta's intellectual, professional and...

The Beverage Container Refund Scheme, BCRS scheme for short, while having had a rocky start in terms of issues that were present, has turned out to be quite successful. This is not to say...

The latest Eurostat survey on public transport use pens a tale of two public transport services.  The survey found that in 2024, 58% of people in Malta did not use any public transport...

Malta's cruise-liner industry has long been an integral part of the country's tourism ecosystem. The latest figures from the Valletta Cruise Port confirm that the sector is not merely stable but...