The European Union has flagged our economy as having high elements of unsustainability and has asked for real progress to tackle several problems. This means that the government is falling short of...

Malta's future economic success hinges on two major points. The first is the upskilling of the Maltese workforce, and the second is the importation of labour. These were two of the points raised...

From a very young age children are taught about the four seasons in a year; summer, autumn, winter and spring. Without any doubt, we all understand the important role that each season plays in the...

Friday 8 March is the International Woman’s Day. On this day women’s social, economic, cultural and political achievements are globally celebrated. This important day sends a worldwide...

This year’s Woman’s day is just a few days away.  This day serves as a commemoration and appreciation for the political, social and economic achievements of women throughout the...

So, it’s finally official that George Vella will be nominated as Malta’s next President, the 10th since Malta became a republic in 1974. He was the front-runner for the post, even...

Every administration is routinely accused of placing 'friendly' people on the benches of the judiciary but the current administration has taken this to a whole new level. We have, by now, become...

Revolution in the ranks has drawn MPs from the two major parties in the United Kingdom to cross the floor - not to opposite parties - but to occupy the centre ground. In the past weeks, rebel Labour...

A long-ingrained habit that is very well known to Gozitans is that politicians from the main island seem to wake up and notice some of the various needs of Gozo during the run-up to any kind of...

Last weekend, Malta and Gozo bore witness to the forces of nature.  Record breaking wind speeds and heavy rainfall made headlines.  Trees where pulled to the ground, fish sprung out of...