That Archbishop Charles Scicluna is a well-respected individual in the corridors of the Vatican is something that has been known for quite a while. He worked in Rome as the Vatican’s sex...

The country was shocked last week by the death of the young Libyan man who fell a great height while working on an unfinished building. The shock people expressed regarded the very graphic scene...

They say that this country is run by contractors and developers and they are probably right. The announcement on Friday that construction vehicles will be allowed to operate on secondary roads as from...

It is now more than blatantly obvious that the government has closed ranks rather tightly and intends not to react in any tangible way to the damning ElectroGas report published by the Auditor General...

We are normally used to seeing the government and the Opposition engaged in constant battle, both in Parliament and outside. These past few months however, we have seen the scenario change, with a...

Some things, as they say, you just can’t make up.   Like when a country’s auditor general publishes a 600-page report slamming a government minister’s dealings seven ways...

Malta has indeed been pushing the boundaries of this brave new world in which we live, leading the world in newfangled technologies areas such ads cryptocurrencies, blockchain, artificial intelligence...

Government’s new recycling regulations seem to be having an effect, with more Maltese adhering to the regulations, and beginning to get used to separating waste. This is not to say that all...

Last Friday, two independent media houses, The Times of Malta and  Shift News, revealed that a massive leak of personal data has occurred. Up to 5,000 persons who for one reason or another...

The die is now cast. Now that the 27 Member States of the EU have agreed with the Withdrawal Agreement, 525 pages thick, that the UK has laboriously agreed with the Commission, the ball is now in the...