A lot of rhetoric has been expended on the national debt and how fast it is rising. It's true that it has increased though in comparison to the annual Gross Domestic Product it has decreased and is...

Three separate embassies issued rare public statements of condemnation. And it wasn't the standard diplomatic language they used. They expressed heartfelt outrage and disgust at the deplorable actions...

Malta's constitutional gender corrective mechanism was introduced in 2021 with a simple aim: if, after a general election, one gender holds less than 40% of the seats in Parliament, up to 12...

Annual crypto crime has grown by an average of 25 percent in recent years and may have surpassed $51 billion last year, according to some estimates.  Organised scammers use advanced technology...

Gozo deserves to stand on its own two feet as a Mediterranean destination. The island carries its own soul, rhythm, and landscape, and yet every tourism platform still treats it like an appendix of...

The discussion on TVM during the week between Finance Minister Clyde Caruana and his shadow, Adrian Delia, was quite revealing. Essentially, they agreed that drastic action is required to address...

Imagine this: Two divorced parents locked in an endless contest to outdo each other. "I'll take you to Disneyland Paris," says the mother to their children. "Oh no," replies the father, "I'll take you...

This piece continues the discussion from last Sunday's article "Getting the Balance Right: When Saving Becomes Sustainable" and the search for a fair earnings trigger. Part I showed how contributions...

November 2 shouldn't be just any other day. November 2, 2013, commemorates the assassination of two French journalists in Mali. Don't shoot the messenger; rather, one should address the source of...

The contradiction that is Malta was in full view on Monday, Budget Day. Let's start from the outside moving inwards. The environmentalists, led by their redoubtable and resourceful historic...