There were a couple of major developments regarding Covid-19 over the past week, one which is quite worrying and the other which raises hope. The latter refers to the announcement that protocols...

Prime Minister Robert Abela held not one, but two press conferences over the past week to tell us that the justice system and rule of law work just fine in Malta. He said this after one of the...

Rosianne Cutajar has finally done the honourable thing and resigned. The parliamentary secretary for reforms had been under pressure for weeks, after it had been reported that she had allegedly...

It will be the first time in Maltese political history that the two main political parties will be facing the next election with a new leader. Robert Abela took over the reins of the Labour...

Another application for the construction of a high-rise building in Paceville has been submitted to the Planning Authority.  Construction of tall buildings in the area will continue unabated, it...

Last week, the Nationalist Party announced, with a little bit of pomp, what it described as its energy policy, which it said is based on six pillars and aims to always seek the cheapest source for the...

Ta’ Qali is currently seeing some major upgrades.  Everyone knows about the crafts village project, which had been on the cards for many years. This part of Ta’ Qali was in dire need...

With almost a year having passed since the first case of Covid-19 landed in Malta and with the vaccination programme in full swing, many – not least those in the business community – have...

A member of Cabinet is facing very serious accusations and is the subject of an investigation by the Standards Commissioner, but the Prime Minister refuses to take any action and the Parliamentary...

The sharing of a set of explicit videos of a Maltese woman through social media channels which came to light last week was one of the more significant stories from a social perspective to emerge as of...