Just yesterday it was reported that a memorial dedicated to a migrant who was murdered earlier this year in Hal far has been vandalised. There is only one word to describe this action,...

The highly controversial Central Link project was approved by the Planning Authority Board last week, despite many... many objections by residents from Attard. While some residents of the...

Slowly but surely the wheels of justice are turning, albeit at their typically glacial pace, and the days in court are coming, one-by-one, for the government’s ministers and top brass that have...

There was a time when traffic accidents used to be carried on the front page of newspapers. Such events were so rare, especially if there was a death, that they were considered to be the top news of...

It seems like every year of Emmanuel Macron’s reign in France, we are treated to an example in political accountability the likes of which this country that we inhabit may only aspire to as...

Once again, the huge construction industry in our country is in the news: the rent reform bill is at present being discussed in Parliament and the two parties have voted in principle in its...

The police and the Planning Authority yesterday intervened in yet another shocking case of foreign worker exploitation. Over eighty people were found living in what the PA described as...

It seems there will be no silly season this year, that time of the year which we in the media usually know we will be bereft of stories and scoops as most of the nation goes into standby...

The sand replenishment at Balluta Bay has not failed according to the Malta Tourism Authority’s environmental consultant.  Images of the beach reducing in size following storms were ever...

That the latest shocking case of animal cruelty in Malta took place on the same day that Parliament approved harsher penalties for this type of crime is of grave concern. On Wednesday evening,...