The last two games that the national football team played at Ta’ Qali stadium in the past days threw away all the good feeling that had been created since Italian manager Devis Mangia took over...

At least three institutions have criticised the government for a legal notice regarding the payment of tax, all saying that what the government is doing amounts to discrimination against law-abiding...

The European Parliament sent a strong message last week, that something needs to be done against Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs). This newsroom has written many-a-time...

The weekend saw the – perhaps surprising – continuation of a debate which will likely be one of the more talked about social factors in the run up to the general election, as the...

After years of waiting and countless calls on the police force to arraign John Dalli over his alleged involvement in a bribery case, the former European Commissioner was finally taken to court on...

It took 14 deaths and countless stories of extremist practices for Alex Dalli to finally step aside as the Corradino prison chief. The latest of those deaths – the suicide of an Indian...

You know you have reached the absolute pits when the Labour Party media reports on a government scandal in a fairer way than you do.  We are referring to the decision this week by the Standards...

There has been a 50 per cent jump in the number of Covid-19 cases in Europe in the last month or so.  The increase has pushed the World Health Organisations to say that Europe has again become...

For 100 years, Parliament has served as a symbol of Malta’s democracy. Earlier this month, activities were held to commemorate the momentous event when Malta, then still under British rule,...

The recent political surveys place the Labour Party firmly ahead of the Nationalist Party. Despite the many, many proposals that the PN has been putting forward to the public, it still lags by...