Malta's generous and attractive system of corporate taxation is facing a day of reckoning on Strasburg next week as European parliamentarians are set to take a vote on a Socialist proposal to list...

The 2019 European parliamentary elections are set to break new ground for Malta twice-over: the country is scheduled to undergo its first experience in electronic vote counting, and 16-year-olds will...

Over the past year we have witnessed the Kappara junction project gradually take shape.  Since our offices are situated in St Julian’s, most of us have seen the flyover take shape day by...

The news we carry today, taken from a Eurostat release only two days old, is very worrying. The statistics say that spending on Research and Development has decreased on the part of business and...

Some people will always find a reason to complain, even when there is none.  The criticism levelled at the Prime Minister this week after he announced that a huge police and army operation had...

It has been quite some time since this paper wrote about public transport but that does not mean that all is hunky-dory in this respect. On the contrary, there is growing anger in the country...

In the latest chapter from a government in denial, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat yesterday tried to downplay the events that we witnessed last week, when a cross party EP delegation came to Malta on a...

Anyone who has not been living under a rock for the past few days will be very much aware of the fact that the European Parliament’s PANA Committee – this time joined by the EP’s...

Average rental prices in Malta have risen by 47% between 2013 and 2016, according to a worrying report published this week.  The KPMG report, which was commissioned by the Malta Developers...

Minister Carmelo Abela has come under fire after sacked FIAU official Jonathan Ferris finally revealed the name of the minister who, he claims, “interfered” in a police...