The sale of citizenship by EU countries has been frowned upon not just by the European Commission, but also by EU citizens.  The IIP was put under the microscope by the EU over the years and has...

Imagine a Non-Governmental Organisation which holds events, sends press statements and organises protests on matters pertaining to the environment, particularly on issues related to development and...

Prime Minister Robert Abela on Monday was non-committal on whether bars and clubs would be allowed to re-open come December, and his deputy, Health Minister Chris Fearne, said yesterday that it was...

One of the most iconic photos is that which shows Nationalist MEP Roberta Metsola refusing to shake hands with then Prime Minister Joseph Muscat. It happened last year, two days after Muscat had...

A recent survey made some shocking revelations regarding alcohol consumption for children aged 13 and under. The European School Survey Project on Alcohol and Other Drugs (ESPAD) found that, in...

The Police Force has been working to try and recover from the damaged reputation during former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s administration and the events of last week are proof of...

The role of and the need for political party stations is often debated, with some arguing that party media should be abolished, and others saying there’s no need for that because the public is...

One of the main concerns during a summer punctuated by an increase in Covid-19 cases was on how the reopening of schools was going to be handled. The government – through both Education...

Over the past months, since the departure of police commissioner Lawrence Cutajar, there has been a solid attempt by the police to improve relations with the media. Press conferences have been...

We thought he had admitted his mistake and apologised. But, apparently, he had more to say about it.  We are referring, of course, to Nationalist MP Jason Azzopardi who, it seems, just...