The powers invested in the Prime Minister of Malta widely overshadow those of the Judiciary, the Ombudsman, the President, Parliament and just about everyone and everything else in the country, and...

We have been saying it until we are now blue in the face: the dichotomous and quasi-schizophrenic role played by Malta’s Attorney General is a serious inhibition to the country’s rule of...

Malta’s signing onto the United Nation’s Global Compact on Migration was a milestone, landmark moment in the country’s long-running struggle, as a frontline state, for some form of...

With all these ongoing magisterial inquiries that are looking into allegations of government corruption at the highest levels, and with the government using those multiple and multifaceted magisterial...

British Prime Minister Theresa May announced yesterday that the much-expected vote on the Brexit deal has been postponed. It is clear the reason for this postponement is because it was certain...

According to a report last week, Minister Helena Dalli tentatively raised the possibility, one day, of allowing migrants to vote in local council elections. The very idea, the report added, was...

Earlier this week we learned that Nexia BT's Brian Tonna was engaged as a consultant with the Justice and Culture Ministry and had an annual salary of around €55,000, a figure which, as Reuters...

Probably many of you will not read beyond the headline of this leader. Seeing the words "mental health" pushes many people away. It's going to be more of the same, many will argue, as they turn...

Hundreds of students are celebrating their achievements in graduation ceremonies that have been held over the past weeks and will continue in the coming days. Students who finished their course...

Living in this country has become a truly surreal experience. On one day you can have the Deputy Prime Minister proudly hoisting the White Flag above Gnejna Bay – a symbol of its clean...