For years, Malta has danced on the edge of a cliff of its own making - testing limits, ignoring warnings, and clinging stubbornly to a narrative that fooled no one but those who wanted to be fooled....

The Maltese Parliament is the top democratic institution in the country. It is where laws are debated and passed, where issues of national importance are brought up for discussion. But there are...

Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi's announcement that he will not contest the next general election was presented as a personal decision - one rooted in a desire to return to his legal career and spend more...

Malta has now witnessed two major scrapyard fires in quick succession - first in Għaxaq, then in Marsa - and while investigations are ongoing, the timing and scale of these incidents demand more...

A year has now passed since Clayton Bartolo resigned as Tourism Minister and shifted to the political wilderness as an independent MP, his departure triggered by two scandals that shook the...

The government's plan to restore Fort Campbell and turn it into an open space for families is welcome news. Prime Minister Robert Abela made the announcement on Sunday. The Fort was...

The importance of utilizing social impact assessments as a tool to support future development should be highlighted. The issue of utilizing such studies has been pointed out in the past, and...

In recent weeks, the government has been busy polishing its green credentials. It has spoken with flourish about turning White Rocks into a national park, conserving historic structures, and ensuring...

The National Book Festival was clearly a success this year. Speaking in Parliament, Education Minister Clifton Grima said that there were more than 40,000 visitors who attended, and he called it...

As a piece of technology, artificial intelligence has an incredibly wide and vast selection of areas where it can truly enhance how we work and how we operate. We are, for instance, already...