From perfectly legal yet ethically questionable sale of citizenships, to the visa and residency permit racket run by Joe Sammut, to the abnormally high number of visas given to Algerians and Libyans,...

We are still some days away from the resumption of political life in Europe but we can already see clouds gathering over the horizon on all sides. Post-Brexit Europe is not a happy place at all....

Over the past years, Malta has spent millions and millions to keep the sea clean. As a result, the sea became clean just a couple of years ago and Malta’s beaches began to be acclaimed as having...

It may be the height of what we in the news industry call the silly season, but there is nothing silly about the international beating that Malta took once again yesterday thanks to the...

Malta can be an amazing place to live in. On some days one topic is all the rage and everybody, from papers to cafes, is speaking about it, but then, in just a matter of hours, it simply...

The planning process in Malta is one of a kind. One would wish to compare and contrast it with that which is found in other countries to see what great gaps it hides. One big gap is the absence...

There have been so many glaring conflicts of interest when it comes to the new Delimara power station that one is becoming increasingly hard-pressed to identify one facet of the €400 million plus...

In a recent leader, this paper spoke about the St John’s Co-Cathedral museum and expressed the fear that, although approved by the PA permit, the building works to create a huge hall where the...

The newly demerged Malta Environment and Planning Authority failed what can be considered as its first major test last week, and in a most spectacular fashion.   Not only did the supposedly...

Minister Helena Dalli has been the ‘toast of the town’ these past few days when she stuck up for her chief of staff, Ronnie Pellegrini, and tried to interpret what Mr Pellegrini said on...