The Federation for Hunting and Conservation (FKNK) has, naturally, always been one of the foremost voices in defending hunting on the island, in a seemingly endless feud with environmental...

One of the many arguments made against the development of an undersea tunnel linking Malta and Gozo is that, as a result of increased accessibility, the sister island would become overdeveloped....

World Press Freedom Day has come and gone, grabbing a few headlines here and there but, overall, doing little to stimulate attention. Perhaps the public out there is too embroiled in other issues...

As has become the norm, yet another government contract has resulted in several questions raised as to whether things were done right or not. Recently, The NAO slammed a €274 million...

Last week, as Worker’s Day was approaching, the rumour mill about the date of the next election was in full swing. It could be because people were thinking of what happened last time round,...

The Covid-19 pandemic has changed pretty much every aspect of our lives – right down to what we do daily. It stands to reason then that, for many, the workplace environment has changed as...

The Maltese economy, the financial services sector in particular, breathed a sigh of relief on Thursday after it emerged that Malta has passed the crucial Moneyval test.  Malta had been facing...

The much-criticised Planning Authority stooped to a new low in the past week. This after it ordered the destruction of a stone garden that a man had, out of his own free will, created out of what...

Once again, Parliament’s ethics committee has been rendered toothless, this time through the Speaker’s vote, or rather, the absence of one.  Anglu Farrugia decided to abstain on a...

With Covid-19 still taking up much of the public’s attention, little space and thought were given to the latest migrant tragedy. In the past days, a boat carrying 130 persons capsized in...