This week the news was focused on the nomination by the Government of Charles Mangion as Chair of the Malta Tourism Authority.  This is yet another person, in the last ten years, who was...

As the world of work continues to evolve, businesses must adapt to the rapid advancements in technology that are reshaping the landscape. Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, and Data Analytics...

A shockingly high number of speeding tickets have been issued since the start of the year. The police said this week that it has issued 750 speeding tickets since 1 January. Too many...

From 6 to 8 February the China Cultural Centre in Malta, in collaboration with the Zhejiang Provincial Cultural Centre of China, presented a series of vibrant events to mark the Chinese New Year of...

Back in May 2023, Prime Minister Robert Abela promised legislative reforms to Malta's planning laws.  The intention behind those reforms was so that when an approved planning application is...

For the sixth year running, my team and I at the Nationalist Party have organized a campaign to amplify the voices of those who often go unheard. By creating a platform for people to share their...

The consultation exercise related to the publication of the Labour Migration Policy closed last Sunday. In a statement, the Labour Party said that the government had received over 300 submissions...

Archbishop Charles Scicluna on Monday focused on hope in the homily he delivered on the occasion of the feast of St Paul. The Maltese people, he said, are a people of good heart. They welcomed St...

At the Interactive Science Centre, Esplora, the Parliamentary Secretary for Youth, Research, and Innovation, Keith Azzopardi Tanti, officially inaugurated the temporary exhibition Moonfall: The Rare...

The Russian Embassy in Malta has taken issue with an opinion article written by Minister for National Heritage, the Arts, and Local Government of Malta, Owen Bonnici which was published in The...