Tourism numbers will need to rise by more than one million visitors over the 2023 levels for the same occupancy levels to be retained, a Deloitte survey commissioned by the Malta Hotels and...

When Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, many thought that it would be something of a blitzkrieg offensive: the much-feared Russian military might moving onto the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv,...

I got a parking ticket. Do I still have to pay the fine if I say sorry? The speed camera caught me driving seven kilometres per hour above the limit. Do I still lose points on my licence if I beg...

The Malta Police Force issued a statement this week, in which it said that 146kg of drugs, believed to be cocaine, were seized. The seizure occurred at the Freeport, a statement by the police...

'These things happen.'  It's something of a conciliatory statement, usually reserved for something beyond our control: maybe a long-awaited holiday flight that's delayed because of the weather,...

They have both said that they have won, or that the Auditor General has ruled in their favour. We're talking about the latest report, which was submitted to Parliament this week, which dealt with...

A decision made by the Standards Commissioner this week may have exonerated a minister but, at the same time, exposed how far this government is prepared to go in its propaganda. Last Monday, a...

"From this site we must foster a culture of legality, a culture in favour of what is good, in favour of what is right. We must foster a culture that sets aside what is wrong," Robert Aquilina,...

The government seems dead set on pushing ahead with the Msida flyover junction. The first sign that works are going to start came in the form of concrete barriers placed near part of the...

"Quality" is the new buzzword on Labour's lips. The budget for 2025, in the Finance Minister's words, was centred on the concept of taking Malta to the next level, moving from quantity to...