The role of and the need for political party stations is often debated, with some arguing that party media should be abolished, and others saying there’s no need for that because the public is...

One of the main concerns during a summer punctuated by an increase in Covid-19 cases was on how the reopening of schools was going to be handled. The government – through both Education...

Over the past months, since the departure of police commissioner Lawrence Cutajar, there has been a solid attempt by the police to improve relations with the media. Press conferences have been...

We thought he had admitted his mistake and apologised. But, apparently, he had more to say about it.  We are referring, of course, to Nationalist MP Jason Azzopardi who, it seems, just...

On Monday, the Tourism Ministry announced that Christmas in the City will be held, despite the Covid-19 pandemic. This decision caused an uproar in the health community, with both the Malta Union...

For four long days, the world stopped to watch. The United States presidential election always grabs attention from all quarters, but perhaps not as much as this time. Hours and then days...

The Justice Minister last week announced that an extension to the law courts building in Strait Street Valletta will be created to accommodate four new halls and 25 offices.  About...

The number of COVID-19 cases found in Malta since the first case was registered eight months ago has now exceeded 7,000. The number of active cases keeps edging closer to 2,000. 74 people...

Last Thursday, a planning application was discussed by the Planning Authority Board, that would have seen a 10 storey (including ground floor) building constructed on the site currently used as the...

The terrorist attack in Vienna earlier this week briefly deflected some of the world’s attention away from the two main subjects that have dominated world news this year – the Coronavirus...