In the same week that the government crossed the t's and dotted the i's of its magisterial inquiry reform, we came to learn that Prime Minister Robert Abela is considering amending the law related to...

The government launched the Malta Vision 2050, a document which includes 90 macro-measures. Among other things, the government also proposes changing the way the government measures success,...

This week was an exciting one for any people with a love for Malta’s history.  It’s rare that we get to see history be changed before our very eyes, but a discovery in Mellieha by a...

The role of research, particularly in health-related matters, is pivotal in shaping innovations that can significantly improve the quality of life for individuals. A compelling example of this is the...

The recent drug heist at an Armed Forces of Malta (AFM) compound in Safi, which saw the theft of more than 100 kilogrammes of cannabis resin, has revealed significant security failures within the...

Recently Justice Minister Jonathan Attard appointed new professionals to serve as court-assigned mediators in family disputes. Mediation was and will continue to be one way to make break-ups less...

Unfortunately, Malta is now reaping what this government has sown in terms of how it has treated the island of Comino in the last few years. This past week, Comino was described in the British...

There is only one reason why the Labour Party issued that silly statement late in the afternoon on Freedom Day. The official activities in Vittoriosa marking the departure of British troops and...

The Labour government has time and time again told us that it has strengthened Malta's institutions over the years - and indeed, prompted heavily by findings from the Venice Commission, there have...

Government MPs voted in favour of the highly controversial magisterial inquiry reform bill on Wednesday, a bill that limits the ability for people to request a magisterial inquiry, forcing them to...