We will not solve the traffic congestion problem unless we address its fundamental cause: over the years we have become dependent on private cars. There is a reason for this dependency, but it remains...

A few days ago, I finally received a reply for a Parliamentary Question I had asked the Minister for Employment, whereby I requested the latest numbers of people gainfully employed in the cultural...

Justice delayed is more than justice denied. Along with eroding trust in the justice system and weakening the social contract, it sets off a chain reaction that affects the mental health of all...

The conversation about securing our later years is of significant importance.  We must build a system that helps everyone save without harming those struggling today.  Building on my earlier...

So who is undermining Malta's international name - the Nationalists by taking part in a European Parliament debate on human rights (in which PES also took part) on the anniversary of Daphne's death,...

This Monday, we will present the fourth budget of this legislature. Families will be the focus of Budget 2026. This budget follows a statement from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) indicating...

The issue of how much specialisation is required of a modern judiciary is debated in many legal systems, some of which have a long tradition of generalist judges. The increasing complexity of...

The point has again been made by the President of the eurogroup - the committee of eurozone finance ministers which sets policies for the zone. A greater degree of unity between European capital...

Malta speaks with conviction about family time, stress, recruitment, and quality of life, yet the structure of the working week still reflects a past shaped by tradition, not evidence. Malta can no...

In all European countries... or almost all... fullscale public debates have been raging about national security issues, both by way of foreign military threats, as well as of internal concerns. True,...