Malta's second electricity interconnector with Italy is being heralded as a cornerstone of the country's energy strategy. At a cost of €300 million, with €165 million covered by EU funds,...

A national protest against the government’s planning reforms is set to take place this Saturday in Valletta. Over summer the government published proposed reforms which were, to say the...

The question posed above may well have been the very same question going through the minds of three Planning Commission members as they chose to simply ignore a court judgment earlier this week and...

Alex Borg has learnt his first political lesson the hard way. When faced with a sensitive question about the environment, particularly the issue of high-rise development in Gozo, instead of giving a...

On Monday, Malta, together with a number of other states including France, took the step to recognise the State of Palestine. The day before, a few other countries, including the UK, had taken...

The world of American politics has been a whirlwind in recent months to say the least - and it's inevitable that this whirlwind sooner or later has an effect on the discourse even here, thousands of...

The Registrar of the Malta Mediation Centre, Romuald Attard, has struck at the heart of one of Malta's pressing legal challenges: the culture of automatic recourse to litigation. His call for...

Labour MP Ramona Attard must have thought she had landed a solid blow on the Opposition Leader when she pounced on his explanation for appointing Sabine Agius Cabourdin as the Nationalist Party's CEO....

The announcement that two of the country's most popular beaches, Golden Bay and Ramla L-Hamra, will effectively go smoking free is most welcome. The government on Sunday said that as from 1...

While Malta's economy continues to grow, deep-rooted challenges - from bureaucracy, to clientelism and weak governance - are undermining the country's long-term competitiveness, CEO of The Malta...