Pilatus Bank was officially shut down this week after its licence was withdrawn by the European Banking Authority.  The move came rather late in the day when considering that this particular bank...

Suddenly, all hell is let loose in the Nationalist Party. Or rather, it’s not suddenly at all- it has been long in coming. The leadership of Adrian Delia is swiftly being undermined by...

Sliema has faced many problems over the past few years, with higher buildings being constructed causing increased traffic flow, the increased take-up of pavements by tables and chairs, and the...

The assault on teenager Liam Debono on Friday night was certainly shocking, but the vitriol that followed on the social media was even more so.  We have since found out that the troubled youth...

This week there was so much talk about Halloween that All Saints Day and All Souls Day – celebrated on 1 and 2 November – hardly got a mention, if any at all. This is just one moment...

The number of hunting illegalities in the current autumn hunting and trapping seasons keep mounting but, for some reason, people seem to be more interested in the budget and the Opposition...

Today's front page story which reports that Malta is the most difficult country in the whole of the European Union in which to do business does not make for pretty reading. This comes as Malta is...

Now that the big leaders have spoken and given us their take on the Budget, it is time to analyse what the Budget means with regards to Malta's economic situation. For there are issues that...

Much has been said about a magistrate's gag order last week that prevented the Xarabank television programme from airing an interview with the person currently facing charges over the attempted murder...

Tomorrow, the World Bank will issue its annual Ease of Doing Business classification. As usual, we will not go beyond the mere summary classification for Malta and that will be that. A mere...