Today’s editorial is inspired by the picture on the front page (above) – a photo of a young Somali mother cradling her undernourished child.  The child is clearly in pain. The...

The April issue brings together a full array of topics, including an interview with ballet teacher Sandrina Spiteri Gonzi with a beautiful fashion shoot in ballet pointe poses, and Taryn Mamo Cefai,...

Since the Panama Papers scandal was unleashed onto the Maltese government one year ago this week, it has faced a constant barrage of questions from most sections of the Maltese media about the two...

The announcement last week that Malta's public finances have risen from a perennial deficit situation to a small (€8 million) surplus must have pleased all Maltese of goodwill. There had...

Three signs identify a hypocrite. Whenever a hypocrite speaks, he lies; whenever he promises things, he breaks his promises; and whenever he is trusted, he betrays the trust in him. Tennessee...

Last week, coinciding with the last day of the EPP congress in Malta, the government published statistics that showed that for the first time since 1981, Malta had registered a small - €9 million...

The new media bill is good piece of legislation that will free the media from laws that don’t make sense any longer, with the latest amendments to the bill a further enhancement. The...

A report tabled in Parliament by Health Minister Chris Fearne, following parliamentary questions by PN MP Ċensu Galea, rings sufficient alarm bells on the increase in the number of people...

A smart move by the Italian government was the promulgation of a flat tax which came into effect on 1 January aimed at attracting foreign investors and encouraging high-net-worth individuals to move...

Precisely a year after Valletta Underground's initial impressive event, the NGO organized its second function last Tuesday, hoping to get more supporters and to preserve their yearly calendar...