The Tourism Minister is at it again. Asked by Times of Malta to say how much Malta – the taxpayers – spent on a lavish film festival over the weekend, Clayton Bartolo said he will not...

Late last month, the government presented a bill in Parliament which aims to “provide for the enhanced protection of artistic expression and, in particular, to provide for the avoidance of the...

We have been told that we are heading towards another record Cost of Living Adjustment when the budget for 2024 is presented later this year. The chief executive officer of the Malta Chamber of...

Anglu Farrugia has served as Speaker of Malta’s Parliament ever since the Labour Party came to power in 2013. The Speaker’s position is meant to be one of great impartiality, yet on a...

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Last Wednesday, Parliament unanimously approved amendments to the “abortion law”, clarifying that pregnancies can only be terminated if the woman’s condition is “in great...

The National Museum of Natural History, this year celebrating the 50th anniversary since it opened its doors at Palazzo Vilhena in Mdina, will benefit from an investment of about €300,000 in...

On the eve of the celebrations of the Chinese Dragon Boat Festival, on 21 June, the China Cultural Centre in Malta hosted the Xue Trio, a unique ensemble of musicians who showcased the beautiful...

I vividly remember the first lecture of my postgraduate degree in Bioethics back in 2015. The lecturer divided the students into groups of four and gave us a few questions to discuss between us. One...

No one would deny that the best law is one that is concise, clear and certain. How many of our laws come close to that ideal? To date, we cannot provide a clear and certain answer to such a question....