The Malta Police Force last month unveiled its corporate strategy for 2025-2030, a plan built on three pillars: ensuring public safety, strengthening trust and legitimacy, and delivering smarter...

Two years ago today, the terrorist group Hamas stormed Israel and brutally murdered 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and captured others. Images and videos of the aftermath of the attack on a...

Land in Malta is scarce and limited. It is a country with skyrocketing population numbers and ever-shrinking space. There is no doubt that making good use of the land we have is a must. This...

When Malta's Prime Minister Robert Abela took the podium at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, he made the following statement. "Tear down these walls," he said. "Let us stop erecting...

A report published this week highlighted some issues with the Freedom of Information laws and practices in Malta, an area that needs to be improved in a way which would guarantee more transparency,...

As of Wednesday, a legal obligation wherein any wages earned by or payable to a third-country national must be paid exclusively through a bank transfer into an account held in the employee's name or...

Malta's justice system has entered a new era with the introduction of electronic monitoring - a reform the government is hailing as both modern and secure. Parliament's approval of this measure marks...

Malta's second electricity interconnector with Italy is being heralded as a cornerstone of the country's energy strategy. At a cost of €300 million, with €165 million covered by EU funds,...

A national protest against the government’s planning reforms is set to take place this Saturday in Valletta. Over summer the government published proposed reforms which were, to say the...

The question posed above may well have been the very same question going through the minds of three Planning Commission members as they chose to simply ignore a court judgment earlier this week and...