Malta’s damaged international reputation is affecting Malta’s attractiveness to foreign investors.  According to EY’s annual Attractiveness Survey released earlier this week, in...

The resignations of Joseph Muscat and Etienne Grech from their positions as MPs have given the opportunity to the Labour Party to bring in fresh faces into the House of...

The government yesterday unveiled a rather positive budget, with no new taxes and several economic and social incentives.  It was not unlike other budgets announced by the previous...

The Covid-19 situation is quickly spiralling out of control. The authorities won’t admit it, but this is the stark truth, and the effects could be disastrous.  Over the past few days we...

The Opposition has been calling on the government to launch a public inquiry into the Electrogas power station contract and has even filed a parliamentary motion to this effect.  We do not fully...

The past week saw some surprise news on the front of the Labour Party and its representation in Parliament. First, it was widely reported that Prime Minister Robert Abela had turned to MEP Miriam...

The situation is desperate, Daphne Caruana Galizia wrote on her blog a few minutes before the car she was driving just outside her home in Bidnija was blown up, killing her instantly. It was the 16th...

One of the saddest aspects of Covid-19 is the fact that people who contract the virus have to be in quarantine, away from their relatives and friends. There is a logical explanation for this –...

Last Saturday, World Mental Health Day was commemorated around the world with messages from politicians, organisations and others who felt the need to speak up about the subject. This year,...

The Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses (MUMN) had issued directives that had disrupted the beginning of the flu vaccinations. This action was reportedly taken due to a directive that had been...