Everyone is eagerly waiting for the day when we are told that we can go back to normal again, when we’ll be able to meet friends and family again over a coffee, a drink or perhaps a nice dinner...

It took a while but it’s finally here, and it’s good. Much better than we expected, in fact. We’re talking about the revised fuel station policy, which had been in the works for...

Last Wednesday, the Chamber of Architects made a statement on the occasion of Earth Day, saying that the government must become the champion for a better built environment. The Chamber also argued...

Many aspects of our lives have been hit by the Coronavirus. We have written several times about how our lives have changed in the last few weeks, and we have also raised questions as to whether life...

On Tuesday, Birdlife Malta reported that hunters had illegally shot down thousands of turtledoves despite the season being open only for quail. Some of the illegalities filmed by the bird...

It just takes five minutes of absent-minded following of the comments posted by people beneath the live feed of the daily briefing by Health Chief Charmaine Gauci on the Television Malta Facebook page...

The low number of positive coronavirus cases that the country has witnessed over the past days is definitely a good thing. Another positive situation is that, for the past days, recoveries have been...

When one travels through Malta’s more congested towns and cities one is often met with the site of dust from construction sites, towering cranes, partly built buildings and large holes where...

Prime Minister Robert Abela, together with AFM commander Jeffrey Curmi and the 11-man crew of Patrol Boat P52, has been placed under a criminal inquiry after a formal police complaint was filed by...

When people talk about the COVID-19 pandemic, most of us think about the most obvious effects – the number of people infected and dying, the jobs lost and salaries reduced, and that holiday we...