The past week saw yet another saga relating to money (or lack thereof) and Maltese football. This time it was Sliema Wanderers, one of Malta’s most storied clubs, which was in the news....

Teachers – or, perhaps, the unions representing them – have missed a golden chance to dispel the idea, which other professions, offices and workplaces share, that they put holidays too...

Malta launched a new citizenship-by-investment scheme a few months ago which, it says, is an improvement of the highly controversial IIP. But its future is all but certain as the European Commission...

A particular bit of news published this week is a major cause of concern. In 2020, Malta registered the highest number of prisoners it has ever experienced in its recorded history, with over 900...

There is nothing wrong if journalists conducting TV shows on the national station ask tough questions to the Opposition Leader when he is invited for an interview. They are doing their job when they...

The transportation situation in Malta has long been a source of debate.  Most, if not all, people agree with the suggestion that, with almost a car per person registered in Malta, there are...

After a decade or so of constant leadership changes, the national airline might have finally found the ideal candidate for the job.  The airline’s new Executive Chairman, David Curmi, was...

Photos of a metal gate blocking public access to the picturesque Fomm ir-Rih bay let to feelings of anger and consternation this week, not only among environmentalists but also by many members of the...

It was a splendid moment, one that showed that the country can be apolitical if it wants to. We’re referring to the time when Health Minister Chris Fearne and his Opposition counterpart...

"Justice delayed is justice denied" is an oft-heard legal maxim.  It means that if legal redress or equitable relief to an injured party is available, but is not forthcoming in a timely fashion,...