Labour MP Rosianne Cutajar was found to have been in breach of ethics over a Mdina property transaction involving Yorgen Fenech, who now stands accused of being a mastermind in the murder of...

There was public outrage last week when a court found two architects responsible for causing the death of Miriam Pace but only sentenced them to community service.  In his judgment, Magistrate...

It seems like the authorities fumbled a bit with the UK vaccine certificate situation. Malta had initially announced that it would not accept a digital certification, only a printed version of...

For the nth time this week, Robert Abela was asked whether he would denounce his predecessor, Joseph Muscat, after Malta’s grey-listing by the Financial Action Task Force.  Such as in...

It was early in the week that the Malta Entertainment Industry and Arts Association (MEIA) had a permit for a peaceful sit-down protest refused by police on the basis of legal restrictions on mass...

Yesterday was for many of us the new Freedom Day – it brought freedom from those dreaded facemasks we have been wearing for months, and which have become more of a nuisance in the ongoing...

Another scholastic year has come to an end. Thousands of children can now look forward to a summer of fun, playing and staying up longer than usual until they return to their classes in...

A very worrying statistic emerged this week on Eurostat, revealing that Malta had the highest amount of early school leavers in the European Union in 2020. In 2020, the highest shares of early...

With the scholastic year coming to an end, and with temperatures rising, more and more people will be flocking to the seaside for a swim and for, hopefully, a breeze. It is that time of the year...

It was very heartening to see the results of a survey carried out by the National Council for the Maltese Language and the Department of Maltese within the University of Malta in collaboration with...