Malta's economic performance over the past decade is often presented as a success story. Strong GDP growth, low unemployment and continued economic activity have been highlighted as clear indicators...

 Malta's 10th electoral district, encompassing the coastal hubs of Tas-Sliema, St.Julian's, Gzira, Pembroke, and parts of Naxxar is grappling with a systemic crisis born from unregulated urban...

The development of social services and social policy in Malta is closely linked to the country's political evolution, particularly from the beginning of the 20th century up to the post-Independence...

Time and again, this government has shown that limitations and challenges can sharpen our determination, strengthen our resilience and push us to be more innovative. This is the spirit behind...

Thirteen vigorous years of Labour Government have seen a sustained implementation of profuse measures, benefits and reforms aimed at providing the disability sector with stronger support services and...

The world has just been handed another stark climate warning. The latest report from the World Meteorological Organisation, published on 23 March,, confirms that the planet continues to heat at an...

Europe's reputation as a global sanctuary for the press masks a deteriorating internal reality. The murders of Daphne Caruana Galizia, Peter R. de Vries, and Ján Kuciak and his fiancée...

From July 2026, the European Union will impose a €3 charge on low-value parcels entering the bloc, targeting purchases from fast-growing online platforms such as Temu and Shein. Presented as a...

The whistle has barely stopped ringing in our ears, and the country is already in full on election mode. Overkill, some might say, in terms of wall to wall (literally) marketing from certain quarters....

Fertility rates are rarely discussed alongside wages, yet the two are more closely connected than they may first appear. The motherhood wage gap does not only affect women's earnings, it can also...