The past year felt like a decade for some. But for technology, it can be described as the new renaissance.  The technologies seeping out of labs, which have been brewing for the past years,...

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This country has reached the stage where we have daily revelations of more and more mafia-style practices right at the heart of Government.  Never in our less-than-pure history have we plumbed...

On the 13th March, we clamoured editorially for a circuit-breaker lockdown of three to five weeks – and the government duly obliged. Ever since, the results have been there for all to see. In...

March, women’s history month, closes with the Generation Equality Forum in Mexico and against the background of significant setbacks on the empowerment of women caused by the COVID-19 pandemic....

Transport and Infrastructure Minister Ian Borg last week unveiled visuals for what he described as a “national park” in Ta’ Qali.  The problem is that the plans, which have...

Prime Minister Robert Abela’s comments on Sunday crystallised the state of the country today, as we stand months away from a renewed opportunity for a positive reality.  This might signify...

An alley in the heart of Dingli was the latest battleground for NGO Graffitti, which has been at the forefront of all major confrontations in favour of the environment and against...

Most Maltese streets are and look a mess. Not just the litter, not just the skips and stones piled up outside every few houses or blocks of apartments under construction...

WasteServ Malta Ltd refers to the article EC starts legal action against Malta (TMID, 23 March)...