The European Commission has been emphasising the importance of ensuring a more sustainable future for European citizens. This includes an inclusive and sustainable growth strategy to prioritise a...

Surveys continue to show that the Labour Party remains steadily ahead of the Nationalist Party, and it is a foregone conclusion that it will win a third election in a row. New Prime Minister Robert...

Air quality readings taken over the past four months seem to indicate that, despite the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions, the air we’re breathing today remains relatively clean.  In fact,...

The recovery mini-budget announced by the government on Monday is expected to help restart the economy as the country still battles the Covid-19 pandemic. Many of the measures were welcomed by...

The vouchers announced this week are a good move. Yet we need to do much, much more to feed the hunger of private investment in the hospitality and leisure industry that is designed on an influx of...

270,000 Population of Malta and Gozo during the war. 1,581 Civilians killed as a result of enemy action. 3,780 People injured. 50,000 People made homeless as a result of enemy...

A new construction waste crisis was averted last week when the government reached an agreement with quarry owners over dumping fees. Once again, construction in Malta was going to grind to a halt...

With the spread of the Coronavirus the world changed, life was shattered and normality devastated. This however is not only a change which will last as long as the pandemic endures; the post-pandemic...

It is hard for international observers of the United States to grasp the political paralysis that grips the country, and that seriously threatens America’s ability to solve its domestic problems and contribute to international problem solving....

I refer to the editorial article that criticised the Xarabank programme (TMIS, 18 March). The programme, in which the Malta Gay Rights Movement (MGRM) participated, ...