Moviment Graffitti won an important court case this week, one that highlights the need for the government and authorities in this country to be more open and transparent. The NGO had, in 2022,...

Ryanair's CEO Michael O'Leary is doing his job when he seeks to bring over more people to Malta. He is, after all, responsible for the airline he manages, and it is his duty to see it grow and make...

The government is pushing for punishments against people who use violence against members of disciplined forces, including the police, to become harsher. The amendments, which have been presented...

Today marks seven years since the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia. A prominent journalist in Malta, she uncovered countless scandals and fought for justice, but she was more than that. She...

Plans for an expanded airfield in Gozo were given the thumbs up from the Planning Authority's Board on Thursday - although the project has faced several lines of criticism as of late on its potential...

Both the government and the Nationalist Party seem to somewhat be on the same page in terms of a long-term possible project to help solve Malta's traffic problems, but the two sides really need to...

In the weeks preceding the European Parliament and local council elections last June, the Prime Minister's favourite word in his public appearances was "establishment". Robert Abela constantly...

A stunt took place at the entrance to Valletta this week, with a public entity really bringing to the fore the litter problem we have here in Malta. A transparent box was filled with garbage, on...

Recently published National Statistics Office data shows that during 2023, the electricity supply in Malta comprised of net generation from power plants (67.8 per cent), supply from net imports (21.3...

A fresh call for applications will be issued for the appointment of another batch of judges and magistrates. The aim of this, Justice Minister Jonathan Attard said in Parliament, is to lead to...