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AI is no longer a "future of work" conversation. It is reshaping the labour market in real time. PwC's 2026 AI Jobs Barometer, which analysed more than one billion job advertisements across 27...

The debate surrounding Manoel Island over the past few days is about much more than whether padel courts should form part of the future landscape. It is about trust. When the government announced...

Democracy and capitalism are undergoing a crisis of confidence, as rising levels of inequality, corruption, and poor accountability have led citizens to seek alternatives.  Free-market economies...

 Lionel Messi rarely loses. Spain never loses. That's been how things have worked in recent years, anyway. Soccer's best player and soccer's dominant team are set to collide Sunday in a...

Contraventions issued by the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) have amounted to €808,400 from 2022 till 2026, with €642,000 paid to the BCA, leaving the remaining €166,400...

Tourism has been one of the main pillars of Malta's economy since the 1960s. I can still remember a time when the number of hotels, particularly on the island of Malta, was relatively limited, and...

Nationalist MP Julian Borg has revived an argument that has often featured in post-election analysis but remains as relevant as ever. If the Nationalist Party wants to return to government, its...

A 71-year-old cyclist from Kirkop suffered grievous injuries after he was involved in a traffic accident with a car in Luqa on Tuesday morning, a police statement said. The police were informed...

The sixth edition of the national conference "L-Istat tan-Nazzjon" (The State of the Nation) is set to take place on September 4 at Verdala Palace, centering on the theme "The Maltese population and...

Flimkien għal Ambjent Aħjar (FAA) has said that it is objecting to plans to convert a traditional townhouse in the heart of Attard's Urban Conservation Area (UCA) into a medical clinic,...