We’re living in eventful times. The Covid-19 pandemic has hit us all hard, and in the last two years we have had to adjust our behaviour while at the same time governments have had to...

Our readers will probably wonder why once again we’re using our daily space for an editorial to write about Konrad Mizzi. Well, we’re just glad that he is retiring from politics,...

It is hard to believe that two years have gone by since the first case of Covid-19 was detected in Malta. To many, it feels as though the last two years were a nightmare. Shops were closed for...

Malta received some good news from the FATF this week, and the country is cautiously optimistic about reaching its goal, to get off the grey list, sooner rather than later. When that does happen,...

The electoral campaign is only two weeks old, but we have already seen three massive U-turns by the Labour Party.  The first was the decision to take a piece of virgin land in Zonqor back from...

The electoral campaign was long in the offing, and long being mentioned. Dates were bandied around for months on end, as many sought to speculate and put their finger on when Malta will be going to...

When an election is approaching or the Pope is set to visit we tend to try to spruce up. We see more cleaners, roads are patched up or tarmacked, and there is a general sense that the country is...

Much of the focus of the media is on the two main political parties. As the campaign leading to the 26 March intensifies, the parties are holding daily activities ranging from press conferences...

While we may be in the middle of a general election campaign, world issues are dominating the conversation. Ukraine is the foremost topic on the list. Countries around the world are condemning...

We are in the second week of the election campaign, with the two major political parties upping the tempo as we head towards the day the collective decision will be made. All media houses are in...