Earlier this week, in what was a surprise announcement, Prime Minister Robert Abela declared that the government will turn White Rocks into a national park. The White Rocks complex in Pembroke...

Once again, the Malta Film Commission has found itself at the centre of controversy - and once again, those in power appear more interested in burying questions than answering them. The Public...

Public broadcasting exists to inform, educate, and unite - not to divide, demean, or degrade. Yet the latest controversy surrounding the national broadcaster PBS, following its decision to hand a...

The issue of irregular migration is complex. While irregular migrants who are legally entitled to receive asylum must be given that protection, irregular migrants who are not entitled to asylum...

The issue of the finch-trapping derogation 'for research purposes' has reared its head again recently. BirdLife published a letter by the European commission, which read that in a meeting between...

Prime Minister Robert Abela labelled it the best budget in Malta's history. The fanfare that preceded its presentation raised expectations sky-high, with the government promising a financial plan that...

Deputy Prime Minister and Tourism Minister Ian Borg said recently that the government intends to shift Malta's tourism sector toward quality tourists by strategically using existing funds, rather than...

One of the measures announced by Finance Minister Clyde Caruana during his Budget speech last Monday was the increase of Malta's eco-contribution for tourists from €0.50 to €1.50 per tourist...

Once celebrated as Malta's shining seaside jewel, Sliema is fast losing its charm. The town that once drew people for its elegance and coastal beauty has now become a sprawling construction site where...

Last week's parliamentary motion condemning the Opposition for "attempting to undermine" the government and for "causing damage to Malta" by "continuously and systematically" using European...