A week ago, three people were shot at in a dark country lane used as a shortcut from Birzebbuga to Hal Far. One of the three - a 42-year-old from the Ivory Coast who had been in Malta for a number of...

Back in the period prior to 2004, when Malta joined the European Union, our industry and commerce had to face several new laws and systems to conform with EU policies, conventions and treaties. ...

In his vlog MEP Francis Zammit Dimech speaks about problems being faced at the Pitkali Market Centre in Ta' Qali and calls on the Government to honour its promises and invest appropriately...

Anecdotes from the social impact assessment done in the run up for the tendering process for the Gozo Tunnel project gave an insight into how a lack of a permanent link is forcing a number...

Our strategy is now, I believe, clear. We keep reinforcing our local cultural product to further place ourselves as a cultural destination. This week was another week during which I was more than...

There’s no other adjective to describe the first speech with which the President of Malta Dr George Vella opened his presidential mandate: it was most dignified. Beyond that, it reflected a...

Prof. Saviour Formosa is a well-respected academic in the field of criminology studies.  He is an expert in spatio-temporal environmental criminology, advises a number of government entities and...

In this vlog Michael Briguglio highlights the need for politics which is not for sale and is based on consultation and evidence. He says that it is positive that civil society is speaking up for...

28 October, 1956, Waldemar Kaempffert wrote in The New York Times the following: “... a comparatively small fluctuation seems of no importance. Nevertheless it can bring about striking...

During a quick conversation I had with the executive of a local bank, he explained how frustrated he felt. In his view, with which I agree, while functioning in a competitive mode, a bank has as one...