May Day remains one of the most politically and socially charged dates on Malta's calendar, but its meaning has not stood still. What began as a struggle for basic dignity at work has evolved...

Prime Minister Robert Abela's pledge that by 2030 a quarter of Malta's generated energy will come from renewable sources is, on paper, welcome. Any commitment to accelerate the country's painfully...

Malta heads into an early general election campaign that, while not unexpected, carries significant weight. The decision by Robert Abela to call the country to the polls ahead of schedule sets the...

When a government unveils a 15-year vision for a mass transport system - one that could reshape the country's infrastructure and address one of its most persistent problems - one would expect the full...

There was a strange lack of coordination across the government in the last week - particularly between a press conference given by Finance Minister Clyde Caruana on Wednesday and a press conference...

As another election looms - its date still unannounced but its shadow already shaping political behaviour - the familiar rhythm of Maltese politics has returned. The Labour Party in government is once...

Malta's newly announced 15-year national transport plan, centred around a long-awaited mass transit system, marks a shift towards long-term thinking in a sector that has, for years, been defined by...

Since the Labour Party was elected to government in 2013, there has been a clear strategy of centralisation, particularly when it comes to government projects across a varied spectrum of...

For years, parents, teachers, doctors and former insiders have warned that social media is not the harmless tool it is marketed to be. They have argued that beneath the polished language of...

The disagreement between Swieqi and Pembroke over a proposed pedestrian bridge along Triq Sant Andrija reflects a broader, recurring problem in Malta's infrastructure strategy: the persistent...