With an ever decreasing amount of space in the countryside and the country's green spaces left to be taken over by the country's agents of greed, it appears that they have now decided to turn to...

Is Daniel Attard being serious when he says he is not convinced that traffic has increased in Malta? Does he really need this to be confirmed by a study? The Labour MEP drew criticism this week...

As summer rolls by and the cooler months approach, meaning that Parliament will soon resume its business after a long recess, attention turns to the presentation of the budget for the following...

The case involving five Ethiopians who were arrested and sent to a detention centre, despite having been living in Malta for years and making a life for themselves here, is most concerning. One,...

Sunday saw the Labour Party’s General Conference come to a close, and with it the closure of one chapter for the party and the opening of another. Ever since the party lost the huge vote...

Ethical hacking is a concept which Malta has begun to better understand. Sadly, it took a particular case involving three students and a lecturer to bring it to the fore. Back in 2022, three...

The final farewell for Karl Gouder will be held today. The news of his death on Tuesday came as a shock. His loss was felt by many, from family and friends, to colleagues and former constituents...

Malta’s political environment is becoming more toxic – and it’s a toxicity which is seeping into the actions of some of the public. This past week we’ve seen three...

The Malta Sociological Association (MSA) has proposed that Malta's national budget for 2025 allocates funds as well as incentives for the mainstreaming of Social Impact Assessments (SIA) in Malta's...

The role of Chief Executive Officer – or rather, CEO – is pretty much the most important one in any entity.  This is the man or woman who runs the show and ensures that the entity in...