The opening of Parliament yesterday signalled another step towards the normal administration of the country. It effectively closed off a seven-week period of time during which the country passed...

The signing of a landmark agreement between the United States and Iran marks a potentially transformative moment for global stability. After a period of intense conflict that reverberated far beyond...

The lady has a point. And we use the word "lady" deliberately. Had the same argument been made by a man, he would probably have been accused of chauvinism, of wanting to roll back advances made...

Britain's decision to ban social media platforms for children under the age of 16 should prompt something long overdue in Malta: an honest conversation about childhood, technology and society's role...

Before the European Migration and Asylum Pact can be hailed as a breakthrough, it must first prove that it can work. After years of tortuous negotiations, the European Union has finally agreed on...

As he presided over what is likely to have been his final Sette Giugno address as Speaker of the House of Representatives, Anglu Farrugia chose not to dwell on personal achievements or institutional...

A lot is said about the length of time a court case takes in order to be decided, but it is rare that we can see the real absurdity of the situation before our very eyes. However, the case of...

Malta has just emerged from another general election campaign and, with the result now part of history, it is worth reflecting on one aspect of our political culture that receives far less attention...

The findings of the State of the Global Workplace Report 2026 should not be brushed aside as just another statistical exercise. They point to a structural problem that Malta can no longer afford to...

When Prime Minister Robert Abela unveiled his new Cabinet following the general election, one decision stood out for all the wrong reasons. Once again, responsibility for hunting was left in the hands...