No, your eyes aren’t playing tricks on you, and no we haven’t been hacked – what you’re seeing above translates from Korean to ‘Public Broadcasting...

Former energy minister Konrad Mizzi on Wednesday brazenly refused to appear before Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee, where he was set to be grilled over his role in the scandalous power...

It happened twice in a matter of a few days. First it was the Malta Developers Association, and then it was the turn of the Hunters and Trappers Federation. A migrant was reported to have...

The start of October always brings with it a special focus on the justice system. At the start of the forensic year, judges and magistrates attend a special Mass led by the Archbishop which is...

As the days grow colder and wetter, many will look towards indoor activities rather than outdoor ones. This would mean enclosed spaces, heaters and the flu season. Malta has the Covid-19 pandemic...

In the last two weeks, this newsroom has taken on a sporting topic with sentiments that are well known, but scarcely reported on. Those involved in Malta’s footballing community –...

President George Vella yesterday joined the chorus of voices calling on the authorities to protect our natural environment, which is shrinking at an alarming pace.  Speaking at an event organised...

If there is something which is truly, truly sickening it is racism. That someone feels that they have some sort of superiority over somebody else based simply on something like skin colour or...

For a second year running, the scholastic year has started amid chaos, confusion and unpreparedness.  Over the past few days, many educators who do not usually teach their own class received...

We were equally shocked and outraged at the shocking story which we reported on Tuesday, wherein an injured migrant worker was found on a pavement in Mellieha. The worker – a 32-year-old...