The albatross around Robert Abela’s neck is getting heavier, and it’s tightening its noose. The albatross carries the name of Joseph Muscat, who has not stopped causing problems to...

The proposal by the Chamber of Architects for the Msida Junction project is one that foresees the cancelling of the flyovers as envisaged in the Government’s plan, and the creation of a park...

The scholastic year is coming to an end. Students will be looking forward to weeks of holidays, enjoying the summer break away from books and pens. Many of them will be attending summer school,...

The government has not said much on reports that Edward Zammit Lewis will be named as Malta’s appointee on the General Court of the European Union. It’s only reaction has been to reply to...

The chaos being caused at MCAST is a problem that the government needs to solve, and fast. It is absolutely true that the students are the ones bearing the brunt of the directives issued by the...

Spreading false rumours has become so very easy in this day and age. The use of social media means someone can spread false information or a rumour with ease. An example of fake news was seen...

The Malta Police Force has issued a right of reply to an editorial published in this newspaper on Monday. Read the full Right of Reply below: Reference is hereby being made to the editorial...

Malta’s Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa may have gotten off on the right foot when he was first appointed in June 2020, but now – with Sunday being four years to the day since he was...

The local councils map is no longer as red as it used to be. When the 2019 elections were held, the Labour Party had amassed a whopping 47,000 majority that enabled it to take over huge chunks of...

People are paying less and less attention to politics, which is worrying and is, without a doubt, a failure by the political class. In 2021, 48.3% said that Maltese politics is very important for...