When, nearly one year ago, the Covid-19 pandemic started and, as a consequence, there was so much alarm in the country, the health authorities made it a point to be constantly present in the media to...

A recent survey by the European Investment Bank has revealed some very interesting and at the same time worrying results, particularly with regard to youths and their thoughts on the ecomomy and their...

The Civil Court (Commercial Section) presided over by Hon. Judge Joseph Zammit McKeon (the “Court”) on 15 December 2020, in the case “APS Bank p.l.c. vs. Registrar of...

Joe Biden will be sworn in as the United States’ 46th President today, ending a four-year leadership by Donald Trump. November’s election saw Biden triumph over Trump who has since...

Having the elderly queue for the Covid-19 vaccine is not only unacceptable, but also dangerous. On Friday afternoon, a video published on social media showed elderly people queuing outside the...

Conflict of interest, along with clientelism, is one of the main problems in Maltese politics.  It is an issue that crops up almost on a daily basis, mainly due to the small size of the country...

When we talk about social housing, we are not talking about stone, but about humans. Those people whose lives are a constant challenge, with many ups and downs and sometimes bumps. Undoubtedly,...

On 4 March 1859, Archbishop of Malta Gaetano Pace Forno wrote to the Accademia di San Luca in Rome and explained that the (British colonial) government wanted to restore Mattia Preti's paintings on...

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What we witnessed on Wednesday with Gavin Gulia’s lightning-fast resignation from Parliament was a slap in the face of our democratic system. It was a devious chess game played by the...