It is somehow ironic that economic success can have unexpected side effects, especially when what was lacking for a long time turns into a fast-growing affluence beyond one's expectations. The...

Three years ago, PKF carried out a scientific study to find out why Malta has a low rate of female participation in the workforce compared to the EU average. It hoped to remove misconceptions on...

The Planning Authority recently refused permits for an Iklin fuel station on the basis that it is less than 500 metres from an existing fuel station. This was a no brainer and there is no point...

With much of Europe facing fears over their data protection and the way in which their personal data had been harvested by Cambridge Analytica, Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg’s...

The big day has arrived and I am not referring to the royal wedding of Harry and Meghan that so many people have looked forward to. To the contrary I am referring to what many would describe as the...

Teatru Manoel is dedicating a weekend to three exciting concerts from three of Malta's top bands; the King's Own (1st June) and La Valette (3rd June) which are both resident in Valletta and the Band...

The government has been boasting about the country’s financial surplus for the past months, but it seems that there is not enough money to pay overtime to staff employed by the Building...

A few days ago, Eurostat came out with a set of figures which did not cause any waves here in Malta perhaps understandingly because the focus was on the situation of migrants both in Malta and...

This week’s cyber attack on blogger Manuel Delia’s blog was not an isolated incident but rather the latest link in a long chain of events.  The malicious DDoS attack, intended to...

These last weeks, we have seen debate over two issues related to identity. One issue was about foreign workers mentioned by Opposition leader Adrian Delia and the other by Education Minister Evarist...