Tourism Minister Konrad Mizzi should deserve widespread kudos for the action he has been taking on the country’s beaches to limit the deckchair, sun bed and umbrella infestation that invades the...

It is said that politicians are ready to do anything for an extra vote. Many of them practise the hobby of door-to-door visits, with some maintaining contact with their constituents during the whole...

An NSO report published on Wednesday shows that the number of people living below the at-risk-of-poverty line has increased slightly – by 0.1 percentage points - over the previous year. There...

The Malta Business Weekly always pays serious attention to the results of the regular European Commission survey of economic sentiment, both when the sentiment is getting better and also when it is in...

A decision on a controversial application to turn a dilapidated room on agricultural land in Qala into a sprawling villa was yesterday postponed by the Planning Commission. The land in question,...

Paceville has long been one of Malta’s more notorious night-life spots, an area where Malta’s youths go to enjoy a night out with friends, share a few drinks and dance into the early hours...

The recent price rises for fuel and milk are putting a great pressure on persons with low and medium income. Two of Malta’s largest unions – the General Workers Union and the UHM...

In launching what could be the biggest thing for the country’s democracy since the drafting of the Constitution itself, President George Vella on Friday effectively launched the process of...

While we welcome the recent crackdowns on a handful of beaches infested with illegal sun beds and deckchairs, as well as this week’s action in Ghadira in which operators were supposed to have...

Last Sunday several hundred people took to the streets of Attard to protest against the uprooting of trees to make way for the controversial Central Link project. The atmosphere was light and...