Today is the day in which we commemorate an important national holiday: the Sette Giugno uprisings. We look back at two days of unrest and agitation in 1919, in an event which was momentous for...

The survey carried out as part of the State of the Nation conference has painted a very clear picture of Maltese society, although most of the findings came as no surprise. We knew about them all...

At risk of sounding like a broken record, it’s obvious for us to point out that the environment – more specifically over-development – is currently one of the chief concerns in the...

Embattled OPM Minister Carmelo Abela insists that the claims being levelled against him by different individuals, linking him to the failed 2010 HSBC heist, are nothing but “orchestrated...

Technology advancement has made things easier, but also more frustrating. There was a time when companies offered real customer care. When clients called for assistance, they found a human being...

As from yesterday, a certificate is available to all those who have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19. Fourteen days after the second dose of Moderna, Pfizer and Astra Zeneca, or the single...

On Sunday, this newsroom revealed a shocking statistic. The police said that over 200 people fell victim to SMS or email scams in the past month. As the world becomes more and more digital,...

Ħondoq ir-Rummien on the outskirts of Qala is one of Gozo’s most scenic and picturesque beauty spots.  A secluded swimming spot almost like no other, it’s almost difficult to...

When the Malta Environment and Planning Authority (MEPA) was split into two separate entities – the Planning Authority (PA) and the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) – we were told...

This truly does feel like the umpteenth editorial that we are writing about the government’s apparent spite against trees. Yet once again, here we are, with yet another situation of mature...