There are experiences that do not end when a visit comes to an end. They remain with us, stirring questions and changing the way we look at humanity. My visit to the humanitarian centre of the...

The Budget for 2027, presented by Finance Minister Clyde Caruana on 26 October 2026, offers a mixture of welcome financial assistance, ambitious promises and measures that deserve closer scrutiny....

Campaigning ahead of the last general election, I championed a brand of politics that placed dignity and respect at the centre of the process - politics with heart. As an economist, I often was asked...

Recently, speaking in the European Parliament, I raised a concern that is increasingly difficult to ignore. Across Europe, people are spending more at the supermarket and bringing home less. Young...

My last article examined Enemalta's electricity distribution network and the consequences of investment decisions that failed to keep ahead of demand. The transformation of its billing system reveals...

For most families, security begins with knowing that the month's income will cover the essentials. It means being able to seek treatment when someone falls ill and watching children grow with...

There were mixed reactions to the Attorney General's physical absence from the prosecutorial team in the Yorgen Fenech trial by jury. Without in any way diminishing or criticising the commendable...

Budgets are meant to tell us where a government wants to take the country, but Budget 2027 tells us something more revealing. It shows a government stuck in campaigning mode, saying one thing in...

Robert Abela told Parliament on Wednesday 21 October that two Nationalist MEPs had done "irreparable damage" to Malta. Their interventions, he told the House, had disgusted him. Worse than the Simon...

In a world marked by uncertainty, rising costs, and international challenges, governments must offer families stability, confidence in the future, and peace of mind. Budget 2027 - Malta Miegħek...