Today, Republic Day, represents an important date in Maltese history. 47 years on, the country stops to commemorate the day when Malta shorn itself of its ties to the British crown – even...

The new restrictive measure imposed by the health authorities this week – the mandatory wearing of face masks in public as of yesterday – has left many minds boggled.  Not because...

In the resurrection of an issue which dominated the news cycle for quite a few days earlier in the year, environmental activists have again been proven right by independent institutions – this...

Maltese European Commissioner Helena Dalli was in the international news for the wrong reasons these past few days. Her office came up with the idea of eliminating the use of the word...

42% of businesses that responded to a survey by the Chamber of SMEs expect to see better sales during the festive season than 2020, while a further 11% of businesses feel that this festive season will...

Notice the way politicians answer questions put to them. They hardly ever give a straight answer, preferring to go round in circles, often arriving nowhere. By the time they finish answering,...

Malta’s position on the Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) grey list is an issue that, as more time passes, will see more negative effects on the country. FIAU deputy director...

After a prolonged campaign of public opposition, Captain Morgan on Saturday finally listened and dropped its plans to build a ferry jetty at Balluta Bay in St. Julian’s. The company said...

The Labour government prides itself in being one “that listens” (gvern li jisma), but when it came to the introduction of new laws on cannabis use, it only listened to its own ambition to...

It was on Thursday that Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo announced another government strategy: this time one for the tourism industry between 2021 and 2030. Bartolo described the...