Even before he began speaking, it was reported that Nationalist Party Leader Adrian Delia was expected to use Sunday’s closing of the party’s General Conference to spell out his vision for...

One more year has passed and Malta’s hopes for a win at the Eurovision song contest were crushed again. Each year, we hold our own contest to choose our representative, and many Maltese...

It is something of an incongruous situation when a country that has switched over to imported energy through an interconnector to the European grid and which has transformed its generation from heavy...

Many residents of Birzebbuga and its environs breathed a collective sigh of relief on Thursday when the Planning Authority’s board unanimously took a vote in their favour, for a change, and...

It is somewhat curious that two of the country’s biggest projects unveiled by the Labour government since it took power in 2013 were, in actual fact, nothing new and both were the results of...

With summer right round the corner, the number of asylum seekers seeking to reach European shores is expected to rise as it always does, and concerns about the safety of those making the perilous...

It happens in every legislature that the party in Opposition complains of bias in favour of the government on the Public Broadcasting Services. There is always a predisposition towards whoever is...

Many previous ministers, of both persuasions, have been kicking the can downwards for many many years. Now, it seems, we may be getting to tackle the waste problem. We say we may be getting to...

Perhaps the biggest trick that the Joseph Muscat administration has managed to pull off is that of having convinced the majority of the population that there has been no corruption under his watch and...

There he was, in his element, selling himself as the best thing that ever happened to Malta, while the adulating crowd cheered on. It was Worker’s Day, and Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, in...