Clearly, the importance of the igaming industry to Malta's economy shouldn't be underestimated. The corollary, of course, is that neither can it be taken for granted. It is heartening to have...

Energy market developments in recent months - especially in Europe - have proven once again the essential role of renewables in improving energy security, in addition to their well-established...

The glass bottle collectors should polish up their act. The first time I left the WasteServ plastic container for them to empty, they went away with the container's lid. Then, another time, they...

Every year, the international community celebrates the International Day of Families. Created by the United Nations General Assembly in 1993, this annual observance on 15 May aims to keep celebrating...

The issue of connectivity between Malta and Gozo has once again been put on the agenda by the government, with a new idea – that of an airfield – being announced last week. The runway...

In recent years, I've noticed an increasing number of clients entering therapy due to feelings of anxiety, stress, burnout and general life dissatisfaction. These are people who, on the surface, have...

The government probably saw it as a positive PR stunt when it invited the Ukrainian president to address the Maltese Parliament. To have Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the hero of Ukraine, address Maltese...

In his usual style, Archbishop Charles Scicluna passed on a strong message in his homily during the Mass held last Saturday as part of the State opening of Parliament, the 14th legislature since...

Dear Jason, I recall that time when you were still a budding lawyer and you and I had more than one occasion where we crossed swords in various halls of our courts of justice. As a legal professional...

Director of the Academy of Malta's Disciplined Forces John Charles Ellul issued an apology on Monday for a statement he made on Facebook. Ellul’s original comment that caused quite an...