The government once again appears to have walked the tightrope and struck what it considers to have been a delicate balance between what it is being demanded by Brussels and that which is being...

Back when Malta had been negotiating its terms of accession with the EU, several key stakeholders had received letters appeasing their concerns about membership and the effects it would have on them....

It is not a coincidence, and neither is it a surprise, that Simon Busuttil and Jason Azzopardi embarrassed their own political party with their behaviour in Parliament and outside these past few days....

It is a small detail, but it is very much symptomatic of the rather large problem of media imbalance that we are facing, and which we have been facing for years, in Malta. Yesterday, a group of...

Last Sunday, we reported how the phone logs of Pierre Darmanin show that he did not call Economy Minister Chris Cardona shortly after speaking to journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, as previously...

The Carrob Tree at Spinola Park in collaboration with Studio 18 and The Pod, will be presenting one of the most unique dining experiences to ever happen in Malta. Those attending the event...

On platform 21 in the Milan train station, there is a big grey wall with one word written across it: ‘INDIFFERENZA’. This was the platform from which the trains to Auschwitz departed,...

Exactly a year ago today, the world changed for us, and also for Malta. As we commemorate today one year from the barbarous murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia, we retreat to our small world, for we...

Since Malta has become the first jurisdiction to provide a set of positive regulations on Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), cryptocurrency exchanges, and Initial Coin Offering (ICO) many companies...

Maltese photographer Vince Piscopo placed Malta among the winning countries with his work submitted in the Professional Category People/Other of the IPA also earning a nomination to compete for the...