Much has been written about the agricultural sector as of late, with the common underlying notion being that farming, in the most general sense, is facing a challenging period – particularly...

He was presented as a rising star. Before the 2013 election, Konrad Mizzi was put on the frontline of a Labour Party – sorry, movement – that was sure of an overwhelming electoral...

The Covid-19 pandemic is taking its toll on society. Youths are one of the groups that have been heavily impacted by the restrictions. From being unable to socialise during parts of the pandemic, to...

This week finally saw tangible, legal action taken against Pilatus Bank – one of the institutions most synonymous with the age of alleged corruption which the Joseph Muscat administration...

Over the past couple of weeks, the Maltese news media found itself under attack again.  This time it was in the form of impostor emails and fake websites carrying ‘reports’ naming...

Much is said daily about striking a balance between development and the environment, but it is by now more than clear that neither of the two main political parties have come even close.  Despite...

As October approaches, many associations and entities have begun publishing their views and ideas as to what should (and shouldn’t) be in the budget for the upcoming year. The Malta Council...

Every football transfer market has its story to tell, but this year it has been quite particular. The Covid-19 pandemic has had a terrible impact on the finances of the clubs, and yet there are...

The Chamber of Commerce is suggesting that the years of compulsory education should increase by two, with students finishing at 18 years of age instead of 16. In launching a document on a...

The President of the Gozo Regional Council Samuel Azzopardi has urged the Planning Authority to move faster on implementing the council’s proposals to protect the island from excessive...