We had a heart-wrenching story a few days ago. Nationalist MEP Roberta Metsola used her Facebook page to speak about a letter she received from a six-year-old boy, who described how some of his...

Malta needs to look into the mirror and truly analyse itself. How have we arrived where we are at now? What mistakes were made over the past years and what needs to be done? We need to take...

A technical issue that affected fundraising events recently came to light and caused a lot of concern for NGOs and organisations affected. Earlier this month, service provider Go admitted that a...

We knew all along that Malta’s passports-for-cash scheme, the Individual Investor Programme, was a sham. Over the years, there have been several reports exposing how the supposedly serious...

Changing the way we live and work is not something that came about easily at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. Indeed switching to remote and teleworking for many was no easy task. Covid-19...

The news that 12 European clubs wanted to break away from established UEFA competitions and form their own league was a mighty earthquake in the football world these past few days. The clubs in...

A protected 19th century fortress that is in desperate need of repair has been occupied illegally for decades and the authorities seem to be powerless to do anything about it.  We are speaking...

Joseph Muscat says that he has paid his political price for all that happened under his watch. He believes that his resignation, which came soon after his right hand man Keith Schembri was arrested in...

Green space in Malta is shrinking. It has been for the past 20 or so years. Now, obviously, with an increasing population, built up areas are bound to change or spread, but what we have witnessed in...

The past week saw Parliament’s Standards Commissioner George Hyzler find that a government minister – Carmelo Abela – had breached parliamentary ethics by using public funds to pay...