Government MPs voted in favour of the highly controversial magisterial inquiry reform bill on Wednesday, a bill that limits the ability for people to request a magisterial inquiry, forcing them to...

The recent announcement of the launch of a public consultation exercise on the National Strategy for the Voluntary Sector represents a significant step towards recognising and strengthening the...

The media reports regarding the "suspicious" consultancy payments to former Transport Malta and PL CEO James Piscopo, particularly during the time of the Kappara Junction project, have again exposed a...

The social benefits racket has impacts which are not seen on the surface. A clear example of this was highlighted last week, in an interview that was carried in The Malta Independent on...

The government last year transposed a European Union directive that was aimed at preventing cross-border Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation, also known as SLAPP lawsuits. These are...

As a nation we are celebrating Freedom Day which marks the historic moment in 1979 when the last British troops left the island, signifying full sovereignty. This milestone further strengthened our...

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We have had people in court for abusing the social welfare system, cashing in cheques given for disabilities when they were not entitled to such benefits. We have had foreigners receiving their...

Sustainable maritime governance is critical to the safety and security of our seas and oceans, the safety of human life at sea, and the regulation of growing global challenges such as irregular...

The exhibition Silence Within Abundant Birdsong, curated by Andrew Borg Wirth is open at Palazzo de la Salle, in Republic street. It will close on April 17th and not 24th as formerly announced. Many...