In a move that builds on the commitment made by Environment Minister Aaron Farrugia to publish a transparency register, the Commissioner for Standards has proposed the setting up of a law that would...

We do not need a windy day to realise how dirty this country is. But when it is gusty we get to realise better what we have already known for years and did nothing to change – the Maltese are...

The General Workers Union is suggesting that it should be mandatory for all workers to be members of a body that safeguards their interests. The same union is also suggesting that should workers be...

Last week's announcement of the yearly results by HSBC Bank Malta gave rise to a number of comments in the public arena, mainly negative especially by those who still complain about the closing of so...

We witnessed, on Tuesday, scenes reminiscent of the National Geographic documentary series ‘Doomsday Preppers.’ People flooded into discount supermarkets, leaving shelves barren of...

National Heritage Minister Jose Herrera made quite a statement yesterday regarding heritage buildings on the island, and hopefully his words will be listened to by other government...

A European Council summit convened last week ended without an agreement on the raising and distribution of the European Union’s funds for 2021-2027. The leaders’ positions are so far...

The idea of three of Malta’s hospitals being permanently sold to the private sector is one that raises concern for a number of reasons. Sources told The Malta Independent on Sunday Steward...

The subject of the PN’s in-fighting and leadership crisis has been ‘exhausted’, a spokesman for Opposition Leader Adrian Delia told this newsroom this week, when declining an...

The issue of strategic lawsuits against public participation, better known though its acronym SLAPP, is still a matter of concern for the Maltese press, even though it hasn’t been the topic of...