This week the news was focused on the utter misbehaviour, lack of ethics and criminality of the visitors and guests to these islands who call  themselves tourists.  It seems the authorities...

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...

For years, Europe prided itself on being a global leader in trade, technology, and diplomacy. But as the European Union drowns in regulations and internal debates, the United States and China have...

Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is the removal or injury of female genitalia for non-medical reasons. While it is often perceived as a personal issue affecting an individual's body and well-being, the...

The Russian Embassy in Malta has taken issue with an opinion article written by Minister for National Heritage, the Arts, and Local Government of Malta, Owen Bonnici which was published in The...

In the past weeks the Chamber of Commerce issued an interesting set of electoral reform proposals, which would introduce significant changes to the face of the Maltese political scene. The...

On Sunday 26th January, 2025, Dar Frate Jacoba in Marsascala welcomed The Military and Hospitaller Order of St Lazarus of Jerusalem for its Annual General Meeting, a statement by the Order...

There were 13 road or traffic-related deaths in 2024, slightly down from 14 in 2023, which was in turn down from 26 in 2022, which had been the deadliest recorded year for road fatalities in...

Change is not always easy. While, for example, keeping in touch with constantly evolving technological trends has become easier and easier as more people became tech savvy, there are other issues...

Politicians need to be held to the highest standards, they are, after all, meant to be leaders of society. This is even more so if they hold a position in Cabinet. But the government's recent...