Photos of a metal gate blocking public access to the picturesque Fomm ir-Rih bay let to feelings of anger and consternation this week, not only among environmentalists but also by many members of the...

It was a splendid moment, one that showed that the country can be apolitical if it wants to. We’re referring to the time when Health Minister Chris Fearne and his Opposition counterpart...

Recent studies by international education authorities, who continuously monitor how academic formation is impacting the economy show that the more a country invests in science education, the more...

Floriana was not built as the garden for Valletta as was claimed in a particular opinion article. In fact, following the foundation of Valletta just after the Great Siege, the area known as Floriana...

"Justice delayed is justice denied" is an oft-heard legal maxim.  It means that if legal redress or equitable relief to an injured party is available, but is not forthcoming in a timely fashion,...

On the 29th of January 2021, MaltaPost will issue a set of  three stamps  paying  tribute to Malta's healthcare workers. The issue is in appreciation of the sterling work performed...

Maybe the Prime Minister is an optimistic man who always sees the glass as being half full. Maybe he wants to instil confidence in the country as it seeks to overcome the crisis brought about by the...

January and February 2020 were hectic months. They seemed to be one interminable cycle of meetings, engagements, deadlines, committees, conferences, dinners, lectures and public talks - and then some....

Development of progaganda The first large-scale organised exercise in government propaganda came as a result of the outbreak of the First World War in 1914. Propaganda material was greatly...

The PN is currently carrying out a socio-economic study in Gozo which will focus on a number of factors, including working conditions, the demographic impacts, the job market, how Gozo’s health...