After years of being shamed across the world with scandal over scandal, Malta was in the news for the right reasons this week when Nationalist MEP Roberta Metsola was chosen as the EPP candidate for...

The heavy rainstorm that hit the Maltese Islands on Wednesday was no ordinary event, and this was clearly reflected in the flooding witnessed on many of our roads.  The government –...

Once again, constituted bodies have lamented the loss of human resources to the public sector. Five organisations – the Malta Employers’ Association, the Malta Chamber of Commerce,...

For many months, Charmaine Gauci was the comfort of the nation. At the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, when little was known about the virus and there was a collective panic even when the daily...

The inconsistent implementation and enforcement of the government’s Covid-19 protocols, particularly for events, has been a significant bone of contention for a number of months. Such...

The comments passed by bystanders in Valletta, urging a man to jump off the bastion near Hastings Gardens in Valletta last week, were not only appalling, but horrid, inhumane, and disgusting. The...

The United Nations' migration agency said 75 migrants drowned in the Mediterranean Sea north of Libya earlier this week as they attempted to reach Italy by boat. The International Organization...

Covid cases are climbing steadily again, not just in Malta, but across Europe.  We currently have over 700 active cases, with a number of people being treated in hospital. Some EU member...

How many times have we heard people with a certain level of standing and power speak about how Malta needs to get past its affinity and love for tribalism, and how not everything is a matter of...

The standards committee case surrounding Rosianne Cutajar and the money she pocketed from 17 Black owner Yorgen Fenech came to a close this week, but the outcome will do nothing to raise political...