The Planning Authority issued two statements this week. The first was to announce that nine British-era coastal batteries across Malta have been designated as Grade 1 buildings, with an...

Glenn Micallef has been approved as Malta's new European Commissioner. It was not an easy feat to come through the grilling by Members of the European Parliament last Monday. They all came up...

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana has indicated his preference for the private investor that will have to be found to take up a one-third stake in KM Malta Airlines to be another airline. The...

Educators have been one of the most outspoken sectors of workers in recent times, as they highlight things which are wrong in the system they work in: be it on an administrative level, or on working...

  She once sat in the newsroom of the state broadcaster. With a straight face she often read out a news bulletin which always spoke about the bright side of life. She worked tirelessly to...

Post-modern times are characterised by a convergence towards a homogenisation of cultures. "One of the consequences of globalisation has been the undermining of national, local and regional...

This week the news was focused on the Budget for 2024- 2025.  "Quality destinations do not just happen, most of all, they are not successful without planning undertaken through a continuous...

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The Labour government knows how the average Maltese people think. It is aware how easily it can please them and sway their line of thought. Tell them they will have more money to spend, and they will...

Christians around the world are suffering increased violence, discrimination and other human rights abuses, according to a report released by Aid to the Church in Need (ACN). The recently...