There is a certain section of Maltese society who would not think twice about inconveniencing others by parking and blocking other cars if it means saving themselves a five minute walk, who have no...

Malta is leaping ahead when it comes to attracting companies focussed on new technology, consistently aiming to attract the next big thing to our small islands. Igaming, Aviation, then...

This week the press had one small victory and while it was but a small victory for this publishing house, it represents a wider victory for the press at large.   It was a small victory for...

So soon to be European Commissioner Helena Dalli would have done things differently had she been faced with the double trouble that was the exposure of her theoretical chief of staff Keith Schembri...

The British Parliament did not have much of a summer: first it was prorogued, then that was reversed, now it is having a sort of half-break for the party conferences and it is heading for a crunching...

What we have been suspecting for so long has now been confirmed. A few days ago, the Planning Authority indicated that it would refuse an application for the extension of the American University...

In the last two weeks, two politicians separately called our offices because they were unhappy with the photo that we uploaded, showing them in one of the many activities they attend.  The calls...

It’s October, which means people and places everywhere are ‘going pink’ for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is also time for one of this newspaper’s two annual calls for...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat last Sunday said that the PN has no credibility when it comes to economic leadership, a statement many would agree with. However a good section of the Maltese public are...

The new scholastic year is already a week in and has already experienced several teething problems.  Reports have come in of students returning to unfinished and mouldy classrooms, and of...