The Broadcasting Authority has a lot of explaining to do. Earlier this week it emerged that the authority had issued a directive to the national broadcaster, PBS, instructing it not to broadcast any...

Malta is experiencing a huge increase in the number of Coronavirus cases, which have now reached record levels, and yet its head of government chose to go on holiday. While front-liners sweat in...

On Sunday afternoon, a political appointee to Malta’s Shanghai consulate – Aldo Cutajar, who is the brother of the Maltese civil service chief Mario Cutajar – was charged with money...

When a top public official who has been facing calls to step down for years suddenly hands in his resignation, one rightfully expects to know what the reason behind the resignation is.  Attorney...

Finance Minister Edward Scicluna this week shed more light on the way Joseph Muscat’s government was run, how major decisions were taken not by the Cabinet but by a ‘kitchen cabinet’...

Malta’s frontline workers in the fight against Covid-19 were very much praised in the past for their efforts in containing the virus, and are today again fighting to help keep the virus under...

The St Julian’s mayor did not mince his words in a recent post on the social media. Although he posed his thoughts in the form of a question, Albert Buttigieg knows that his outburst is...

When the Covid-19 pandemic hit our shores in March of this year, the mainstream media was at first unsure as to how to report on the subject. It needed to find a clear balance between providing its...

When, in the middle of July, Health Minister Chris Fearne proudly announced that Malta had gone through a whole week with zero new Coronavirus cases, we never expected that, a month later, Malta would...

Malta’s countryside has long been under siege. Threats of development, selfish individuals illegally dumping waste or bulky items, and just in general the sheer amount of litter one finds when...