Malta is a country where water is a precious commodity, yet every time heavy rain falls, we allow a significant amount of it to go to waste. Water rushes down our streets, enters the drainage system...

There should be utter disdain for the decision to livestream the execution of Nidal Malik Hasan, the US Army psychiatrist convicted of killing 13 people and injuring 32 others in the 2009 Fort Hood...

Public spaces belong to everyone, yet across Malta, residents are increasingly finding themselves having to defend what should already be theirs. Pavements, squares and other communal areas are...

There is little justification for any further delay in resolving the impasse over the appointment of a new Chief Justice. Chief Justice Mark Chetcuti has made it clear that he will remain in...

The pressures of the rise in Malta's population are plain for all to see nowadays: be it in traffic, the health sector, construction, housing prices, or whether you have electricity or not during peak...

 National honours are intended to recognise individuals who have made a meaningful contribution to their country. They represent an acknowledgement of service, achievement and dedication,...

Victoria's selection as European Capital of Culture 2031 is an achievement that deserves to be recognised not merely as a victory for one town, or even for Gozo, but for Malta as a whole. It is the...

Saturday brought two important announcements on Malta's electricity infrastructure. One concerned the progress being made on the second electricity interconnector with Sicily; the other concerned the...

The fact that 37% of family businesses in Malta reported higher turnover but lower profits between 2022 and 2025 should be a cause for concern. It is an indication that growth in sales does not...

Parliament meets again today for the first time since breaking for its summer recess at the end of July, as the iconic building in Valletta once again becomes a hive of activity. Within a few...