Yesterday’s announcement that Malta has obtained €2.25 billion in EU funds from the newly struck deal between all EU countries is a most welcome announcement. Good news is not easy to...

In a democratic state, certain information kept by the government should, and needs to be made available to the public. When that information is kept restricted, or excuses are found for not providing...

With a story spanning centuries, saying that Malta’s history is a source of pride for all Maltese would not be an understatement. With all its place in the Mediterranean, its rulers, and...

The Standards Commissioner’s report on Joseph Muscat’s Dubai trip earlier this year has raised more questions than answers.  Muscat and family had jetted off to the middle eastern...

On Thursday, the Ministry for Home Affairs announced that a reform had been implemented which will allow members of the police force to lodge anonymous reports of alleged abuse within the force...

The National Statistics Office last week told us that the population of Malta, for the first time, surpassed 500,000. Official statistics show that, in 2018, the number of people living in Malta was...

Adrian Delia’s time is up… or at least it should be. During his time as Opposition Leader, he has not made any headway with the Maltese electorate.  While the country has been...

It has been a tumultuous start for George Vella’s presidency. He has been in office for less than one-third of his five-year term, but he has already had to deal with unprecedented situations...

Covid-19 precautions have seemingly been thrown out the window. The ever decreasing number of people who currently have the virus in Malta brings hope of normality returning. The lifting of...

Malta keeps sinking, deeper and deeper into a dark hole we ourselves dug. Muscat's reign over the country still casts a shadow, preventing the government from moving forward. The hospitals...