We are playing with fire and who plays with fire often gets burnt. Footage and photos of people gathering to celebrate village feasts and other occasions are making the rounds quite regularly on...

The world of football watched with trepidation as Danish star Christian Eriksen fought for his life last Saturday. They were long minutes of tension, fear and shock, and it was only when a photo...

The national broadcaster has once again proved that it is anything but impartial when it comes to presenting the news and current affairs.   Just last week, PBS was chastised by the...

Last week, the Customs Department broke a record. Customs Officials, stationed at the Freeport Scanning facility, intercepted and seized a record breaking 740 kg of cocaine hidden...

Our front page today focuses heavily on the sister island of Gozo, which is being plagued by many issues, including overdevelopment, crime and mismanagement. The first issue is tackled in an...

Thursday saw the approval of one of the most controversial planning projects in modern times, with db’s City Centre mega-development in Pembroke given the thumbs up by a reduced planning...

The European Commission’s decision to step up its infringement procedure against Malta’s ‘golden passports’ scheme came as no surprise. The EU has been telling Malta, as...

Therese Comodini Cachia’s decision not to contest the coming general election leaves a hole in the Nationalist Party. First of all, it is contradictory to the efforts being made by the PN...

There was an element of disappointment last week when Malta was again left out of the United Kingdom’s green list. When the original list published in early May excluded Malta, there was hope...

Every week we are given a list of Covid-related fines dished out by the authorities over the previous seven days. Well over a thousand fines have been issued each week for the past couple of months....