The government is in a tight spot economically, with criticism not only now starting to come from the general public, but with more and more businesses now concerned at the way in which the country is...

Sixteen-year-old mayors, cannabis associations, minimum wage increase and changes to the condominium act are just a few of the distractions the government has thrown at us in the past days in an...

A survey conducted by EY gave a snapshot of Malta’s attractiveness for foreign direct investment. At a time when Malta needs to be focusing on attracting new less-labour intensive sectors,...

A pilot project this week, being carried out by Malta Public Transport (MPT), could yield some interesting results. The pilot project is designed to explore the potential benefits of utilising...

Prime Minister Robert Abela lost his cool during Monday’s parliamentary sitting. It was the day when a Court of Appeal confirmed an original judgment which annulled the deal the Labour...

Last Monday, more or less at the same time that Malta was alight with the news that a Court of Appeal had confirmed an original judgment which had annulled the three hospitals deal and ordered their...

The situation in Malta is such that there are a number of issues which need tackling. The Budget for next year is round the corner, and many await to see how the Government will address...

Around 2,300 applications have thus far been sent to the Building and Construction Authority by people working as contractors in the construction industry, a press statement by the Building and...

The answer to all the developments that are taking place around the world is not to turn the clock back, but to get the future right, Prime Minister Robert Abela told the United Nations General...

It is hard to understand what could possibly be going through the minds of those who choose to vandalise national monuments and iconic buildings. Just this week, graffiti was sprayed on Portes...