Maybe it's just a wrong impression but even if so, it is held by many. Over the years, the Maltese population has experienced a decline of technical skills. Or rather, there's been a decrease in the...

Ten weeks after major bowel surgery, I found myself standing on doorsteps mainly across the 4th and 10th districts, meeting residents, attending community activities and asking for their trust once...

The first two articles traced the climb and the vacuum it left. This one, and the last, are the reckoning. The reckoning turns on a single question: who can afford to tell the truth about migration,...

The latest figures from the Residential Property Price Index (RPPI) show that residential property prices in Malta continued to rise during the first quarter of 2026, increasing by 6.7% compared to...

The Malta Council for Economic and Social Development (MCESD) is Malta's principal national consultative body, bringing together the country's leading social partners, including employers'...

Minister Clint Camilleri inaugurated the new Ta' Xħajma charging depot on May 27. Twenty-two electric buses gleamed behind him, fresh from an €11million investment. Gozo, the press release...

In July last year and again this year I was one of some 1,000 people who paid a $1 so that I could dim the sun just for a tiny bit, to save the world from climate change.  It wasn't a scam, but a...

As Europe experiences increasingly intense heatwaves, keeping cool is no longer simply a matter of comfort. It is becoming a question of public health, social inequality, and policymaking. Some...

Last June, the plight of Fatima, a non-EU national pregnant with her third child, who was denied reunification with her husband, a migrant worker in Malta at the time, hit the headlines of the local...

According to the latest statistics, Malta registered the lowest crime rate in more than 15 years. The figures ostensibly render our country very safe, where crimes declined from 45 crimes per...