The Justice Minister last week announced that an extension to the law courts building in Strait Street Valletta will be created to accommodate four new halls and 25 offices.  About...

The number of COVID-19 cases found in Malta since the first case was registered eight months ago has now exceeded 7,000. The number of active cases keeps edging closer to 2,000. 74 people...

Last Thursday, a planning application was discussed by the Planning Authority Board, that would have seen a 10 storey (including ground floor) building constructed on the site currently used as the...

The terrorist attack in Vienna earlier this week briefly deflected some of the world’s attention away from the two main subjects that have dominated world news this year – the Coronavirus...

Every time the government announces a new round of COVID-19 restrictive measures, it seems, some will try to find loopholes around these new regulations. Worse still, sometimes it is the authorities...

The amalgamation of Partit Demokratiku and Alternattiva Demokratika into one single organisation by and large has gone unnoticed. The process started months ago but it was only in October that it...

People are fed up with hearing government ministers refer to things that happened pre-2013 as an excuse, or as a way to deviate from current issues.  This practice was one that was happily...

Teleworking was one of the main measures used back in March, April, and May to restrict transmission of Covid-19.   It is a measure which probably would have garnered some scepticism...

The revelations this week that the Malta Financial Services Authority’s CEO and General Counsel had travelled to Las Vegas with Yorgen Fenech in 2018 threatens to undo much of the good work...

One of two magisterial inquiries linked to the Panama Papers investigation is at a “crucial” stage, a public inquiry board was told this week.  The inquiries form part of a police...