We carry in our issue today stories about the suffering being caused by the Satabank decisions taken by the authorities. Unfortunately, except for this newsroom, the issue does not seem to feature in...

On Saturday 10 November, to great pomp and wonderment, the newly relocated and conceived museum of art, MUŻA, was opened to the public. Although, in spite of all the bombast and publicity, not...

The Ministry for the Environment, Sustainable Development and Climate Change has recently launched for public consultation a long-term Vision for Malta’s Sustainable Development. It defines...

The European Parliament yesterday rang yet another death knell for Malta’s manna from heaven Individual Investor Programme, with its rapporteurs yesterday calling for a phasing out of such...

One of the best traits of this Labour Government is by far its willingness to challenge the status quo. Reforms have been at the top of its agenda ever since taking office in 2013. Malta made giant...

Minister Konrad Mizzi is at it again, actively evading – read ‘hiding’ - from sections of the independent press that have some very serious and pointed questions to ask the...

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Writer Randolph Bourne maintains that 'few people ever scratch the surface, much less exhaust the contemplation of their own experiences'.  Gharghur's DWAL GODDA theatre group's forthcoming...

The past week has not been easy on the prime minister, especially after the 17 Black revelations became public.  Any other person in his position would have been up to his neck trying to cope...

A few weeks ago, I was invited to visit the First Word War Exhibition at St Edward's College, which was previously known as the Cottonera Hospital. Cottonera Hospital was built in 1873 and at the...