In line with tradition, Malta’s participation in the Eurovision Song Contest has led to controversy a few days after the country, despite the expectations of many, failed clinch the...

As long as the Maltese have their pastizzi, get a few vouchers from the government every now and then and can watch the Eurovision Song Contest, then they are able to close their eyes to all the bad...

Over the past few weeks the situation with regard to the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic in Malta has improved tremendously. In March, we reached a peak of having more than 500 cases registered...

Political tribalism in this country is not something to be proud of. Too long have people declared themselves red or blue, despite whether they actually agree with their party’s...

An image emerged on Saturday of Exiles beach covered in litter.  The spot is popular for gatherings during the summer months. It must be noted that public gatherings of over four people are...

Malta is set to open its 2021 summer tourism season in the coming days, in hopes of reviving this sector which has been decimated by the Covid-19 pandemic.  For weeks, the Government has said...

Population has always been a very central theme to policy in Malta. It is a fact that Malta is too over populated to be self-sustainable.  This has been the case for a long time –...

Valletta Cultural Agency chairman Jason Micallef lamented on Wednesday that, while the Netherlands had allowed a mass gathering for the Eurovision Song Contest, Malta does not allow cultural...

Last week, the Nationalist Party announced that the police have closed the case against one of its MPs, Toni Bezzina. The fifth district candidate was under the spotlight of the police’s...

Minister Carmelo Abela is in the eye of a proverbial political storm. He was recently found to have breached ethics with the publication of an advert intended to boost his image rather than...