In a country where Malta's two major political parties each own a media house, and at a time where social media plays such a pivotal role in the news people receive, it so very important to recognize...

One can almost imagine the conversation the Prime Minister had with the Home Affairs Minister last Sunday morning, on the phone or in person. "We have a problem," Byron Camilleri must have...

A circular which was issued to teachers last year has once again come into the spotlight. It is a circular which runs counter to what free speech demands. It deals with media appearances for...

Parliament is the centre of Malta's democracy.  It's the centre of power; where all the decisions are made, and where the most important debates in the country are held. It's for that reason...

The Prime Minister, rather than try to clear his name, has invoked time-barring, meaning that an accusation levelled against him cannot be investigated further. In a statement last Monday,...

We don't get to hear much about Michael Farrugia these days. The veteran Labour MP served as minister in various portfolios under Alfred Sant, Joseph Muscat and Robert Abela, covering a wide...

The Nationalist Party has recently focused on the cost of living, holding a number of press conferences in which its exponents explained how rising expenses are affecting the people's quality of life...

Malta's minimum wage may have increased this year, but new data shows that its standing compared to other EU countries has dropped. Malta's national minimum wage rose between January 2024 and...

As surveys regarding voting patterns continue to create so much room for debate, in the knowledge that ultimately it's what people do in the polling booths (or by staying away from them) that matters,...

The Building and Construction Authority (BCA) and the Occupational Health and Safety Authority (OHSA) signed an agreement earlier this week, with the government saying that one of the key initiatives...