Speaking at the sixth Mediterranean Tourism Forum on Thursday, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat talked about Malta attracting a better class of tourists. He almost fooled me there. Over the last...

Once upon a time there was a rock in the deep blue Mediterranean Sea.  Upon this rock there lived a hardy population, who were known for their friendly attitude, their hard-working ethic and...

PN MEP candidate Peter Agius highlights how the recent fishing industry scandal could deviate from serious issues which will soon hit the tuna industry in his vlog....

Gozo Channel ships are deteriorating faster because they are being used more frequently, Minister for Gozo Justyne Caruana has said....

I addressed the EP's TAX 3 committee on Monday, during the hearing on Financial Crimes, Tax Evasion and Tax Avoidance in Malta. It was yet another occasion during which I had the opportunity to put...

The government has rightly decided to not simply provide more buildings to serve as social housing. Beyond this, it plans to monitor how the buildings are run and to ensure that the new residents...

"Picturing myself dying in a way I choose myself seems so comforting, healing and heroic. I'd look at my wrists, watch the blood seeping, and be a spectator in my last act of self-determination. By...

Both the social and traditional media were agog last week in reaction to what can only be described as a vicious Facebook post by Leone Ganado, a Maltese Church consultant. This lion of uncompromising...

In nature there is one core rule to survive and safeguard your species’ future; the rule of sustainability. Everything on the planet of Earth form part of the ecosystem that makes life possible....

In 1960, Dom Mintoff published a short pamphlet called How Britain Rules Malta. It is the inspiration for the title of today’s article. A couple of years ago, I visited Belarus, the only...