The government's decision not to back a proposal that would have strengthened Malta's anti-SLAPP (strategic lawsuits against public participation) legislation was not only disappointing, but was a...

The latest results of a survey carried out by the Chamber of SMEs have offered food for thought which the government cannot ignore. The survey, carried out in January, with the results being...

On the evening of 24 January, the Mediterranean Conference Centre in Valletta came alive as Malta joined people around the world in celebrating the upcoming Chinese New Year with the Happy Chinese New...

The Notarial Archives Foundation is pleased to invite the public to its forthcoming lecture, Malta in c.1480: Art, Architecture and the Cultural World of the Kantilena, presented by Associate...

During an interview with The Malta Independent on Sunday, the Standards Commissioner was asked about, and responded to a number of questions regarding the state of affairs when it comes laws and...

What a sad, divided country we live in. Even matters which should bring us closer in one united expression of pride end up tearing us apart. We just cannot help it. Or, maybe we should say...

In some ways, the political world we live in is one of extremes.  We are force fed narratives to believe that every issue in this country is either black or white.  Being that there are...

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It was in September 2018 that the then Minister of Finance had expressed his irritation that when he went abroad he had to confront comments made about Malta's poor record in tackling...

Without delving into the specific case involving a parent who is claiming that she does not want her children to be taught by a teacher due to his sexual orientation, I shall delve into the subject of...