The Church’s Environment Commission has criticised the procrastination when it comes to changes to planning laws and development policies. Malta and Gozo have long been subjected to...

Konrad Mizzi’s toddler-like tantrums at the Public Accounts Committee meeting on Wednesday were certainly the talk of the town this week.  Many watched on with incredulity as the disgraced...

The hospitality industry is one of those which has struggled the most during the Covid-19 pandemic. As tourism dried up, of course, so did business for those in the hotel and catering industry,...

University students are once again paying for a lack of forward planning as well as a serious teacher shortage.  This week, ten students who are due to start their teaching practice on Monday...

It’s not usual that the Commissioner for Children is so direct in her answers. Usually, she tries to avoid being in contrast with anything concerning the government. After all, she gets her...

At the beginning of the year, civil society NGO Repubblika made several proposals regarding Parliamentary reforms, a number of which are worth considering. One such proposal would see the...

October has been one of the wettest on record. Heavy rains characterised long stretches of the month, and on one particular day the amount of rain that fell on the Maltese Islands was normally what we...

Two of the most expensive, and most discussed, capital projects of this contemporary era concern Malta’s road and transport infrastructure. On the one hand, we have the Gozo tunnel –...

Activists taking part in a three-day sit in protest in front of the police headquarters this week were derided by many, and even threatened by a few, but the fact of the matter is that the answers...

An interesting report which delves into the academic world at the University of Malta specifically has been published by the University’s students council. The Post Covid-19 Academic...