During an interview with The Malta Independent on Sunday, the President of the Malta Union of Teachers made a few points regarding the education sector in Malta that need to be highlighted. One...

The government was cautious in the way it reacted to the conclusion of an investigation into social services that were given to Nicolette Ghirxi in the weeks and months that preceded her being...

For what feels like the umpteenth time in this legislature, the country's courts and its judiciary are once again the crossfire of a political debate. This after Magistrate Nadine Sant Lia ruled...

This week Transport Minister Chris Bonett announced that the first proposals for the Road Safety Bureau will – finally – be presented in the coming weeks. This is an entity which was...

Clayton Bartolo has followed orders. Last Monday, in the first sitting of the New Year after the Christmas recess, he stood up to say sorry to Parliament, and by extension to the people of Malta,...

Former Prime Minister Alfred Sant made some interesting points in last Monday's column for this media house. He said one should be investigating why there are media reports about how the Gozo...

Ideally, when a government takes decisions, they are of benefit to both people and businesses. A government needs to find balance between commercial interests and the interests of the people in...

Parliament will be back in session as from today after an extended Christmas break, signalling the opening of the political season for 2025. Under the watchful eye of Speaker Anglu Farrugia, MPs...

The year started with yet another political bang as it was reported that the conclusions of a magisterial inquiry will lead to the arraignment of former Minister Konrad Mizzi and former OPM chief of...

The news that one of the 17th century coastal towers is in danger of collapsing was reported this week. The Malta Police Force said on Monday that the area surrounding the 17th century coastal...