A statement issued last Saturday afternoon by Nature Trust probably went unnoticed by many as Malta was hooked on what was happening in the limits of Mosta where yet another serious accident in a...

Malta and Gozo have been invaded.  Invaded by the clutches of the pro-business mentality that today’s political class has fostered, and by the clutches of greed as more and more businesses...

The Malta Independent on Sunday reported that Malta’s new Parliament, with a record-breaking total of 79 MPs, is costing the taxpayer at least €1,460,819.7 annually.   Some...

Everyone must do their part to ensure an efficient use of water. It is a simple message, yet one which is so very important for our country. Malta doesn’t have rivers, doesn’t have...

Summer is now upon us and, with the Covid-19 pandemic practically behind us, Malta is seeking to restore its tourist market, which is vital to our economy.  But once again, the most visible...

The short answer is: because we are journalists, and this is what journalists do – they go where the story is.  This might be obvious to many of our readers, but we felt the need to write...

The police force has been one of the entities which has been under the microscope the most in the last decade. We had years under the Joseph Muscat administration where police commissioners were...

Medical ethics professor Pierre Mallia sent an important message on the way Malta should tackle the subject of euthanasia, if and when it takes centre-stage. In an interview he gave to The Malta...

Anyone who goes shopping on a regular basis has realised that the items he or she used to buy until last year have gone up in price. It’s not a few cents here and there. The increase has...

In March, this newsroom reported how construction costs in Malta are rising due to the war in Ukraine and the lasting impact of Covid-19 on importation. It was again confirmed by the president of the...