The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Anglu Farrugia, has suggested that no ministers or parliamentary secretaries should be sitting on the Public Accounts Committee as permanent members. His...

In the same days that the Labour government was criticised harshly for appointing one of its backbenchers to a post within one of its entities, it appointed yet another one of its MPs to a similar...

The teachers’ one-day strike has come and gone, and the two sides are now back on the negotiating table. The government and the Malta Union of Teachers are discussing the new collective...

The agriculture sector is facing a number of challenges. As a result, the prices of local produce is expected to continue rising. This comes at a time when the country is still grappling with...

Parliament is the highest democratic institution in the country. It is where bills, formulating Malta’s legislative changes, are discussed and voted upon, and where politicians are able to...

Rosianne Cutajar should do the honourable thing and resign from Parliament. Last Friday week, she was rescued by a time-barring clause which prevented the Standards Commissioner from proceeding...

The countdown to Christmas and New Year has begun. Black Friday has come and passed, a time when many people shop in the hopes of getting a good deal and getting at least some of their Christmas gifts...

Commuters were met with a deep sense of frustration on Wednesday morning as the north of Malta was left in gridlock owing to the closure of Burmarrad Road for works. This was compounded by the...

Over the past weeks this media house has carried a number of stories about an environmental tax that is set to be introduced in the EU in 2024, and which will most likely have a negative impact on...

The Malta Union of Teachers and the government have agreed to continue discussions around the negotiating table, with the union saying that it will suspend directives for State and Church schools from...