After the European Parliament plenary sitting on Malta, which saw a barrage of criticism from all sides of the EP followed by a quite negative resolution passed the next day by the plenary, Malta gets...

From state guarantees to the possibility of having to purchase an entire private power station, and from having to pay higher prices for electricity to being saddled with an 18-year power purchase...

When the PANA committee came to Malta last year to investigate the revelations of the Panama Papers – the most serious of which involved a top government minister and the Prime Minister’s...

Just as the Christmas lights are coming on and the tinsel-decked shop fronts entice customers, there is compelling evidence that the poor are getting poorer in surplus Malta. One can play around...

A 66-year-old, Emmanuel Navarro, has been slammed in jail for having written threatening words against MEP Roberta Metsola after her speech in the European Parliament. Mr Navarro said that...

It is a sad state of affairs when a critical mass of people in a European Union member state feel compelled to turn to Brussels for help. It is sad when the European Parliament investigates the rule...

There were smiles and jokes all around earlier this week when pictures of Prime Minister Joseph Muscat taking part in university graduation celebrations, regaled in a colourful toga, started doing the...

The Nationalist Party, it seems, can never get it right with the LGBTI community. Wednesday’s debate was the latest example of this.  PN Leader Adrian Delia and other MPs tried...

It tends to happen every year of late when the International Monetary Fund publishes its yearly assessment on the Maltese economy.   The press and public are given one version of the...

Last week's debate in the European Parliament and the subsequent approval of a resolution condemning Malta will inevitably lead to repercussions. Obviously, here in Malta the whole debate and...