Our healthcare system has long been put under serious tests and risks a total collapse. We have been having too many and too often sudden spikes in the number of patients, combined with a...

Numbers can be boring. Admittedly, they weren't my favourite at school. But they are of course important tools and metrics that we need to properly analyse. Today, I am...

The news that a Maltese agricultural item, cheeselets made from sheep's milk, is getting the status of an original product, on a European basis, was very welcome. As a matter of fact, many speeches...

(Excerpt from a play which will not be written.)             Enter Israeli PM NETANYAHU with trusted  ADVISORS. He has just returned...

The undeclared purpose of Bill No. 125 ('the Bill') of 31 January 2025 is to minimise governmental accountability and embed therein the culture of impunity into Maltese Law. It is not dictated by the...

Gozo's roads have become death traps, and Transport Malta does nothing about it and remains indifferent. From St Francis Square to the notorious Mġarr Road, the situation spirals out of control....

In the week before Christmas Robert Abela's Labour launched an attack on former Police Commissioner John Rizzo.  As he grappled with personal tragedy Labour savagely bashed Rizzo for cheap...

It is natural for EU countries in central and eastern Europe to be pre-occupied with issues of defence. They have been facing the fallout from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, day-in day-out, for...

As tomorrow morning, many of us will perhaps be hitting that snooze button an extra time or two, since the country will be celebrating the much-loved feast of St Paul's Shipwreck, I wish to take the...

On Sunday the Nationalist Party awoke with a spring in its rank and file. Usually MaltaToday begins the month by announcing the results of its survey of voters.  This time it changed...