Bernard Grech has shuffled his cards too. A week after Prime Minister Robert Abela removed a minister, appointed another, added two more parliamentary secretaries to extend his record-breaking...

It is quite clear that Mater Dei Hospital doesn’t have enough space to deal with the current size of Malta’s population. What’s worse, is that the government hasn’t implemented...

The political events since the turn of the New Year have certainly been interesting.  A surprise reshuffle first, Prime Minister Robert Abela then opened the door for the return of people who he...

Last Monday, both the Prime Minister and the Opposition Leader gave statements to the media outside the law courts, where they had attended a sitting related to the Nationalist Party’s case to...

Three of the four Labour Party candidates who were elected in the last European Parliament elections in 2019 will not have their name on the ballot sheet in June. The latest Labour MEP to say she...

A planning permit that was approved on the edge of Xaghra has caused an uproar, and rightly so. The site is in a sensitive area, overlooking the Ggantija temple complex. One of the main issues is...

The Prime Minister’s announcement that the ferry service between Cottonera, Sliema and Valletta will be free of charge for tallinja card holders as from today is a welcome...

Prime Minister Robert Abela said the media was singling out Aaron Farrugia when it was analysing and asking questions about his Cabinet reshuffle. Well, it was the PM himself who chose Farrugia...

The education ministry is facing at least three major challenges. The ministry, the University of Malta as well as MCAST are all in negotiations with unions over sectoral or collective agreements...

The news of the reappointment of Joseph Cuschieri to head a government agency and, more so, the Prime Minister’s comments that he may reconsider Rosianne Cutajar’s position as an exile of...