The SEC revision classes organised by the government are a good way to help students continue on in their education and succeed. Ylenia Vella, a senior executive and Unit manager within Jobsplus,...

Football returned to our television screens last weekend. Europe's biggest and best clubs were back in action as millions across the world - no doubt joined by many thousands in Malta - returned to...

The results of the European Parliament and local council elections have had a bigger impact on the Labour Party than originally thought. Last June, Labour won both polls, but it saw its lead cut...

The Nationalist Party has called on Identita to publish the internal inquiry it said it had conducted into the identity cards scandal. It is the latest scandal to hit Malta, and one that has...

Recently the government has issued statements about ongoing restoration works on historic structures. For example, restoration works are being carried out on the Bastion of St Paul which are part...

It was yet another moment of weakness shown by Prime Minister Robert Abela. Last Friday, as the Labour Party was preparing itself for a heated extraordinary general conference in which it was...

Nobody expected any medals for Maltese athletes participating in the Olympic Games. And none came.  We then did expect Maltese football teams taking part in European competitions to qualify from...

One of the latest pieces of news regarding the moving pieces within the Labour Party structures was the resignation of PL MP Randolph De Battista from the post of Labour Party CEO. His...

The Finance Minister says he never tried to be popular. In a wide-ranging interview with Times of Malta, published at the end of June, Clyde Caruana opened up about the way he sees things, giving...

It appears that the country has a while yet before it stops hearing the word ‘racket’ thrown around in the headlines and political discourse. The latest racket emerging pertains to...