Today’s front page story which reports that Malta is the most difficult country in the whole of the European Union in which to do business does not make for pretty reading, coming as it has as...

Now that both the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition have laid bare their arguments on Malta’s economic performance during their budget replies, it is time to ask: what of the...

Last Saturday was International Stammering Awareness Day. A day when stammering associations, individuals and groups around the world organise events to mark the day and to raise awareness of...

The month of October draws to an end a week from today and we would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank all those who contributed in any way, shape or form – no matter how small or...

From the Zonqor Point controversy to its support for spring hunting and autumn trapping, and from the use of Outside Development Zone land to the demerger of the former Malta Environment and Planning...

It has become a habit for this government to call a press conference minutes before it is due to start. With traffic being what it is – we do not own helicopters – it is hard to arrive in...

Now that the dust has started to settle on the 2017 Budget presented by Minister Edward Scicluna, and politicians from both divides of the spectrum began to focus on how to dissect the measures that...

The long-awaited publication of the risk assessments associated with the controversial LNG tanker that will feed the new Delimara power station were, at long last, published yesterday. ...

Those who would want to understand what is happening in Malta especially with regards to the Budget for 2017 announced by the Government this week would do well to contextualize their reading with the...

Now that the Budget Speech has been dissected and analysed by all, some questions remain. Such as this: now that the government is about to give to the socially needy families and persons who...