I never called Dr Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici by his name:  "Karmenu." To me, he was always Dr Mifsud Bonnici, or just Dr Karm.  I had spent a good seven years studying and working with him...

An article published recently that quite impressed me described how we Maltese consider foreign workers in Malta and how we treat them: at best, we regard them as a pain in the neck, and when...

Last September, Labour Party MP Rosianne Cutajar stated that Malta must address the realities of surrogacy in the country and come up with solutions that recognise and protect parents' fundamental...

It is true that the so-called "low cost" airlines have managed to create an enormous tourism market which provided millions of people with the opportunity to travel, since the cost of going abroad...

On 27 December 2019, in the midst of a major political crisis, LovinMalta broke the news that the man at the centre of that chaos, Joseph Muscat, was at Malta International airport's VIP lounge,...

Here's what Budget 2026 means for households, workers, and the economy - and why several measures are likely to deliver not just financial relief but real psychological benefits for people across...

It is widely acknowledged that an unequal distribution of power in a country interferes with the effectiveness of policies and technical solutions, frequently leading to a failure in the delivery of...

The Budget 2026 presentation left Gozitans wondering whether this island still counts in national planning. The Finance Minister delivered a long speech filled with slogans about resilience and...

It seems that the government has probably realised that tourism in Malta is at a saturation point. After expressing himself against the capital-intensive metro the Minister of Finance has also spoken...

It is not the first time that the Maltese are called out for their love of the superlative. In every sphere, sector or miniverse we inhabit, we tend to be obsessed with being the first, the oldest,...