International news has rarely been as grim as it has been over the last few months. That extends also to news concerning elections - and the last few weeks have not done anything to change the...

A recent Eurobarometer survey showed that people in Malta are very concerned about illicit drug use in the country. 503 interviews were conducted with respondents from Malta for the...

Last Monday, the country woke up to the news that around 100 government, Church and private schools had been the target of bomb threats. Emails received concurrently indicated that there were...

It was an important occasion last Friday as the government and 10 unions signed a new collective agreement for the public service. As from 1 January, 33,000 workers will be benefiting from higher...

Politicians need to be held to the highest standards, they are, after all, meant to be leaders of society. This is even more so if they hold a position in Cabinet. But the government's recent...

Another Black Friday has come and gone, and while it remains a very important day for the business community, this year’s occasion returned mixed results. Feedback reported to the Malta...

The Labour Party is offended when the word "fraud" is used. It feels so insulted that it requested the Speaker of the House of Representatives to find the Opposition in breach of privilege when...

One in every four women in Malta experienced some form of abuse by their partner, figures released by Eurostat this week showed. The survey was conducted between 2020 and 2024, and for the first...

The festive season is soon upon us, just weeks away. Christmas shops have already opened, and after Black Friday, the Christmas season will start ramping up. Companies will organise their staff...

There is so much to write and say about the resignation of Clayton Bartolo from Tourism Minister. After resisting calls to leave office following the publication of a Standards Commissioner's report...