This is no longer just the doing of one member of Cabinet and one Chief of Staff. Comforted by three, not one, massive votes in the House, this is now an act of government. To be sure, this...

A race is a race is a race. Whether it be a school race on Sports Day at the end of the year or whether it is a race for a post in any organization, it is still, nevertheless, a race. One...

There is rarely a dull moment with Marlene Farrugia. The renegade MP who broke ranks with the Labour Party and became an independent Member of Parliament last November yesterday soft-launched her...

The Mellieha Local Council and the Malta Tourism Authority recently installed temporary boardwalk access at Mellieha Bay to allow people with disabilities to access the beach. This is a very...

The latest debt figures published by NSO this week confirm that the debt-to-GDP ratio decreased by 3.2 percentage points in 2015, falling from 67.1 per cent in 2014 to 63.9 per cent. The 3.2...

The fact that the government will miss its second specific deadline on its cornerstone electoral pledge – that of building and commissioning a new gas-fired power station in Delimara within two...

Yesterday was World No Tobacco Day. In this edition, we provide the latest on what the EU – and Malta – are doing to try and dissuade people from taking up the habit, as well as what you...

The news last week that Malta’s waters were deemed the third cleanest behind Luxembourg and Cyprus was good news and will surely continue to bolster our tourism destination appeal. Malta...

You get the results of a survey, publish them and then let everybody have a go at interpreting them. Such a thing happened yesterday upon the publication of the most recent survey by...

Earlier this month, the country’s Civil Code was amended to incorporate the Public Domain Bill that had been tabled as a Private Members Bill a little over a year ago by members of the...