Over a hundred and seventy souls are being kept on two ‘pleasure boats’ anchored 13 miles off the Maltese coast, and no one seems to be batting an eyelid.  The government, which has...

The recent news that Prime Minister Robert Abela had resurrected a proposal to turn over two areas – Mizieb and Ahrax - to the hunting lobby under a formal agreement has caused widespread...

Late last month, the Malta Football Association decided to prematurely end all competitions under its remit, except for the Premier League and the FA Trophy, because of the Coronavirus...

Eight valid candidates have applied for the post of new Police Commissioner, and the Public Service Commission will undoubtedly have a tough time to narrow the list down to just two.  For the...

It seems that the activities which annoy and disturb most Maltese people – except, of course, those who benefit from them or enjoy them – are the only ones that have not been hit by the...

While the number of people contracting the Coronavirus has been lower than before, some statements made by the government are getting people’s hopes up quite early, which could in turn have...

A new construction waste crisis was averted last week when the government reached an agreement with quarry owners over dumping fees. Once again, construction in Malta was going to grind to a halt...

When a lawyer quit his job at the Attorney General’s office this week and joined the ‘other side’ earlier this week, he dealt another blow to an already rocky murder prosecution....

Skolasajf could very well take place this year, however many have expressed concern. Education Minister Owen Bonnici has insisted that Skolasajf summer school is still scheduled to open in July,...

It was a strange feeling for many of us who went to a supermarket these last few days to buy our necessities. Until last week, very few customers and staff were wearing face masks or visors to...