Prime Minister Robert Abela can always claim that his decision to send George Hyzler to be Malta’s representative on the European Court of Auditors is meant to be a promotion. After all, the...

The dissolution of Parliament brings with it the complete halt to all proceedings that are still ongoing in the House of Representatives. This includes laws that have been tabled but are not yet...

The number of pending enforcement notices at the Planning Authority is staggering. The 5,382 pending enforcement notices stem from between the years of 1993 and 2021, the information shows. 14 of...

Opposition Leader Bernard Grech is hopeful that the PN could close the gap to the Labour Party in the coming weeks and months. The Labour Party has enjoyed a substantial lead over its political...

Along with the rising cost of living, and a scandal here and there, the country’s institutions will undoubtedly be one of the key issues in the upcoming general election.  The institutions...

The comparison between Parliament and a children’s playground is not one which is made all that often, however on certain occasions – particularly when having to watch parliamentary...

Just over two months after her ‘admonishment’ by the standards committee, Rosianne Cutajar has been appointed as chair of Parliament’s health committee.  We now understand why...

There was a time when the General Workers’ Union held protests in the streets when it believed that the government was taking measures that would have led to changes to the conditions of work of...

There’s a Maltese saying, quite vulgar, which refers to times when people do not think enough before they speak up. It mentions an anatomical part which does not see the light of day, unless one...

Covid-19 has impacted mobility in the country and as a result, the number of passengers using public transport are low when compared to pre-pandemic levels. Passenger numbers in 2021 amounted to...