The initial idea was to use the word “failure” instead of “fiasco” to complete the alliteration in the headline, but maybe we should give some more time until we describe it as...

We are currently experiencing the age of televised Parliamentary sessions and, although this has helped journalists cover the sessions more easily, it has also brought about a new platform for...

Every single prospective politician – without fail – has at some point or another spoken about how much they value the interests of the community and of the public at large, and about how...

Before rising for the summer recess – after less than two months of sittings and earlier than usually happens – Parliament approved amendments to the IVF law, which sees the introduction...

One of Malta’s most defining energy sagas took an altogether definitive turn this week, when a court determined that people have in fact been overcharged on their electricity bills. A court...

Five years after Joseph Muscat’s government gifted the Sadeen group with a huge tract of virgin land at Zonqor point, Robert Abela’s government says it has taken it back. “We...

When Paceville is in the news it is almost always for the wrong reasons. The most famous locality for nightlife in Malta inevitably is also a place where tempers flare very easily, probably...

How many times has this phrase been uttered in Parliament by MP’s right before they turn any argument into a political football?  The phrase is as useful as telling someone not to get...

It has been a problem for quite a while, but it is clear that the situation has become worse in the past few years. The Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses said last week that the shortage of...

Most of us are in agreement: fuel powered cars are destructive to the environment, lethal to pedestrians and drivers, and contribute greatly to climate change, yet imagining a car free future is...