The uncovering of a car mileage tampering racket by some car dealers was one of the stories which grabbed attention the most over the course of the summer. It was in June that MaltaToday reported...

The handling of Air Malta by successive governments can easily be described as one of the country’s biggest blunders. It was often used by one government after another for politicians to...

"It's scary that any person can see murdering a woman - a human being - in cold blood as normal." These were the words of Amy Mallia, an activist who is also Daphne Caruana Galizia's niece...

The past week has once again seen the law courts turn into the centre of attention for a case related to money laundering. This is after the parish priest of Marsaxlokk Fr Luke Seguna was...

The mental well-being of employees is an issue that was in the news recently. The most recent 2022 Misco survey on Employee Wellbeing at the Workplace displayed a significant increase in the...

It is news to precisely nobody that the Nationalist Party is in the midst of a struggle.   Electoral losses by historic margins, internal divisions, financial trouble, and supporters and...

Former Prime Minister and Labour MEP Alfred Sant made an interesting point on Sunday. Writing on Facebook, the Labour MEP said that “too many people (mostly Gozitans)” agree that...

George Hyzler will soon be stepping down as the Standards Commissioner to take up a post with the European Court of Auditors. He has conducted his work well and proved to be well-suited for the...

Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat thinks that Malta’s institutions, or at least some of them, buckle under pressure. That is what he wrote on social media the moment it became known that...

Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo said that more enforcement is the solution to complaints about loud music being played until late at night in Valletta. No, minister, the solution would be to...