Now that the Opposition has tabled a Private Members Bill, which aims to stem the tide of SLAPP lawsuits the Maltese press is being threatened with, it is now time for the government to back the Bill...

The appointments of new judges or magistrates are almost always a source of controversy in Malta. In this tiny country where everyone knows everyone it is not easy to find someone who with some...

Parliament reconvened this week with many interesting answers given in reply to parliamentary questions, but one that really caught our eye was the PQ on recycling.  Replying to a question by PN...

Both the Chief Justice and the Justice Minister have independently confirmed that the police force does not even need a ‘reasonable suspicion’ to launch an investigation, and that the...

GRTU, the retailers' association, will today give its annual report on the retailing sector especially during the Christmas period. It is an annual exercise which usually ends up with little more...

The Nationalist Party was very late to the party when it came to nominating someone to sit on the Permanent Commission Against Corruption, but at least it got it right in the end. The PN...

We will not speak today about the latest developments at Air Malta because the story is still developing and we will see in the coming days what further developments there will be. But we can and...

The main protagonists, the government at large and its social media trolls, are working hard to sell everyone the line that the scathing report published on Thursday evening by the European Parliament...

The government can no longer bury its head in the sand while dispensing platitudes and favours amongst the population and, in the process, completely ignore the multiple accusations and revelations of...

As much as we embrace and fight for the right of citizens of this democratic country to unfettered freedom of speech, and as much as we will defend that freedom of speech even if we do not agree with...