Some lines of communications between members of the Cabinet, including the Prime Minister, seem to have experienced some issues these past few days. Or maybe the Transport Minister is being kept...

All eyes will be on the Finance Minister on Monday, as he will be presenting the budget for 2023. We already know, in the words of Clyde Caruana, that we will have no new taxes, but no existing taxes...

There is a lot to be said about Malta’s education system. From being too exam oriented, which could mean that those who learn differently might not be getting their fair chance, to whether we...

‘To protect and serve’ is a motto adopted first by the Los Angeles Police Department in the United States of America and later widely adopted by other polices forces around the...

It was a quiet Monday afternoon like any other when news started to filter through that a bomb had gone off in Bidnija. What we immediately started to fear was confirmed just minutes later when...

We once again find ourselves writing about yet another planning farce. This time it is about a development in Bidnija: a massive building built in the middle of a pristine ODZ valley to –...

The closure of the childcare centre at Mater Dei Hospital has put Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne in a bit of a pickle. First of all, let’s begin by saying that the centre should never...

Last week, a court ruled that the owners of a property in Birzebbugia that had been taken away from them to accommodate a Labour Party club were to receive nearly €1 million in damages for being...

One photo that was making the rounds on the social media last week was a combo of two pictures, on one side showing Iranian students fighting for their freedom, and on the other side Maltese...

Several Mediterranean nations, including Malta, said last week that the European Union’s border agency, Frontex, needs to work inside third countries to stop smugglers from endangering the lives...