"Since I was never a big fan of (human) hugs and kisses, and always preferred the company of the four-legged, when COVID-19 restricted us to our homes, I was almost thankful for the break and was...

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Malta’s reputation and the future of our financial services sector have taken another severe blow after the UK placed Malta on its high-risk list for money laundering and terrorist financing....

The World Health Organisation (WHO), the EU, UNESCO, the United Nations, etc., are all international bodies which people tend to put their trust or scepticism in. When it comes to organisations like...

At this moment in time, Malta's economy, like all other developed countries, is at cross-roads. We must decide what our economy should look like in the coming years; shall we look at what worked in...

Education is the cornerstone of a nation's development and progress. It is not only about going to school. It shapes our economy, forges relationships and values and provides us with the knowledge and...

In his article under Business (TMIS, 11 July) George M. Mangion stated "it is undoubtedly true that our social security system is failing to protect people from destitution and hardship". While I do...

Earlier this week, Justice Minister Edward Zammit Lewis announced that certain petty crimes will be dealt with by the Justice Commissioners, rather than the Court of Magistrates. The move aims to...

Climate change is arguably the most profound challenge ever faced by humans. These past weeks have shown us that climate change is not some future event - it is already here. In the Chinese city...

Opposition Leader Bernard Grech said he does not like it when people say that the Maltese people get the government they deserve. When he closed the Nationalist Party’s general council...