The length of time court cases take to conclude in Malta has been a hot topic for many years. The government has tried to reduce the time it takes cases to conclude court cases, as leaving them...

The PN leadership election has come and gone, but the animosity that existed between Adrian Delia and certain Nationalist MPs persists.  Earlier this week, the outspoken MP, Jason Azzopardi, took...

The government yesterday signed a controversial agreement through which it handed over control of two sites – in Mizieb and Ahrax – to the hunting lobby.  The signing was set to be...

Disgraced former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat was given a hero’s send-off this week by half the country, which seems to only remember his good side and forgot the bad. In typical North...

First they insult or support an offence, and then they want people to assist them financially to pay for damages ordered by the court, along with legal fees. This is the bizarre idea that two...

Bernard Grech won the leadership election by a substantial majority last Saturday, winning 67% of the votes cast by the paid-up members (tesserati). This was a clear indication that the party no...

Parliament will reconvene after the summer recess this evening, with Malta’s MPs returning to Valletta to continue to thrash out the country’s legislative future. A number of topics...

Disgraced former OPM Chief of Staff Keith Schembri is claiming that his human rights are being breached by a decision, taken by the courts, to freeze his personal and company assets.  The...

Thursday saw an important annual appointment for the legal field, with the opening of the Forensic Year.  While the Covid-19 pandemic made the ceremonials a bit different this year, limiting...

Malta was in the international news this week and, again, it was not about something that helped our reputation. It all started when Kensington Palace announced that Prince George, the third in...