The Commissioner for Environment and Planning within the Ombudsman’s Office yesterday came up with some very relevant proposals concerning planning and mass transport.  One of the most...

We carry in our issue today stories about the suffering being caused by the Satabank decisions taken by the authorities. Unfortunately, except for this newsroom, the issue does not seem to feature in...

The European Parliament yesterday rang yet another death knell for Malta’s manna from heaven Individual Investor Programme, with its rapporteurs yesterday calling for a phasing out of such...

Minister Konrad Mizzi is at it again, actively evading – read ‘hiding’ - from sections of the independent press that have some very serious and pointed questions to ask the...

The past week has not been easy on the prime minister, especially after the 17 Black revelations became public.  Any other person in his position would have been up to his neck trying to cope...

So Prime Minister Joseph Muscat would prefer to await the conclusion of ongoing inquiries and investigations before lifting a finger to take action against Minister Konrad Mizzi and his chief of staff...

It is somewhat more than heartening to see the Opposition leader leaping to the challenge yesterday to take on the very suspicious deal that amounted to the new Delimara power station, after fresh and...

It is a frightening thought that there a silent killer out there, practically imperceptible but which is claiming hundreds of Maltese lives every year, and the rate is rising.  And yet while we...

Last week we reported the conclusions of the World Bank's annual Ease of Doing Business Survey which had just been released. The actual details were even worse than we reported. Malta, according...

One can argue until the cows come home whether or not the private lives of politicians should be open to public scrutiny. Some say that a politician renounces to private life once he takes up an...