A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Robert Abela said he wants to see the courts of law work in a more efficient and friendly manner.  This week, rule of law NGO Repubblika said that a case it...

It took them quite a while to react, but it’s better late than never. A number of lecturers at the University of Malta who teach Maltese, English and mathematics a few days ago expressed...

Last Monday, a guide was overheard telling a group of tourists in Valletta that the tour they had booked for – and presumably paid for handsomely – was going to be delayed.  The...

We have said it before, and we will say it again: Attorney General Victoria Buttigieg is out of her depth and must go, now.  In the latest of a long serious of failures by the office she leads...

There are many things which serve as kind of constants in the Maltese news cycle.  One of those, sadly, is accidents at construction sites. Week after week we receive press releases from the...

Government and, by default, the Labour Party have a very efficient communications machine. Some see it close to that of a country where there is some form of dictatorship. The amount of propaganda...

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 –...