Another summer has arrived, and Europe is once again baking. Britain shattered its record for highest temperature ever registered last Tuesday amid a heat wave that seared swaths of Europe, as it...

Joseph Muscat’s administration has plagued us with many different problems, from corruption at the highest levels of government, to damage to our international reputation, to a series of top...

Photos that were sent to the media by the Malta Police Union last week show the St Julian’s station in a state of utmost disrepair. The police station in that locality – one of the...

Ursula von der Leyen last week announced a deal with Azerbaijan’s autocratic leader Ilham Aliyev to double the amount of natural gas which Azerbaijan produces and sends to Europe by 2027 –...

The CEO of BirdLife Malta has made it clear that the NGO is working towards holding a second referendum to abolish spring hunting. What is still not known is when this will be held. In an...

The documents and emails between government and the American University of Malta revealed on Sunday by this newsroom show precisely why this country needs a law on lobbying and a transparency...

Robert Abela has for long been trying to distance himself from Joseph Muscat. He does not do it openly, and would never admit it if he were to be asked, but the decisions he has taken send the...

It was, on the face of it, good news to see that Malta had implemented a European directive which means that fathers will be receiving 10 days paid leave on the birth of their child – rather...

A recommendation put forward by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) would see the Speaker replaced by a retired judge on Parliament’s standards committee, while the...

A former politician with a penchant for fireworks, Godfrey Farrugia, has told us that the fact that no people were seriously injured when a fireworks factory exploded in June shows that the health and...