This week’s edition of Indepth – our weekly interview programme – was filmed in a somewhat different format.  The guest remained anonymous – he spoke from behind a Perspex...

Malta will soon have to choose between retaining winter time all the year round, which is the time that nature gave us, or substitute it with the so-called summer time, an extra hour that is added at...

It's just over a week now to 29 March, the day when Brexit was supposed to happen. Only, it won't happen, or at least we well hope it will not happen. If it does happen, it will be a huge...

Foreign Direct Investment into the country is certainly nothing to be scoffed at, but in this day and age, and judging from the experiences of the last five-odd years, such investments it should be at...

Given the recent pronouncements from some of the country’s greatest legal minds on the state of the country’s state of the rule of law, we can now perhaps stop blaming those meddling...

We may have more than one point of divergence with the Leader of the Opposition, and, like with every politician, it is always a question of a love-hate relationship. We have taken him to task on...

Malta's future economic success hinges on two major points. The first is the upskilling of the Maltese workforce, and the second is the importation of labour. These were two of the points raised...

The Prime Minister’s statement that Miriam Dalli was the best Maltese MEP in the last five years goes beyond an endorsement for her coming campaign to retain her seat in Brussels. In his...

Italy announces that it is merely considering signing a Memorandum of Understanding with China for its Belt and Road infrastructure investment scheme, and all hell has broken loose across...

These past days, we have been trying to get our heads around the economic facts of the construction industry in Malta. Construction has become, far more than it has ever been, a serious and very...