A recent Eurobarometer survey showed that people in Malta are very concerned about illicit drug use in the country. 503 interviews were conducted with respondents from Malta for the...

Last Monday, the country woke up to the news that around 100 government, Church and private schools had been the target of bomb threats. Emails received concurrently indicated that there were...

It was an important occasion last Friday as the government and 10 unions signed a new collective agreement for the public service. As from 1 January, 33,000 workers will be benefiting from higher...

Politicians need to be held to the highest standards, they are, after all, meant to be leaders of society. This is even more so if they hold a position in Cabinet. But the government's recent...

Another Black Friday has come and gone, and while it remains a very important day for the business community, this year’s occasion returned mixed results. Feedback reported to the Malta...

An invitation from the embassy of Poland to Malta is always welcome for it usually means that it will include music -  live and excellent performances. I have been going to a variety of...

As a child growing up in Finland during the Cold War, I was always keenly aware of the precarious state of international relations - how one miscalculation or provocation could have enormous impacts...

It's true what they say. A week is a long time in politics, and things can happen and change in a flash. Except when they don't! Let me explain. Sometimes, a lot of things can appear to be...

Constance Milstein On November 25, Malta and the United States, along with the international community, marked the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.  On this...

Santa this year has decided to #ChooseLocal, visiting the artisan villages in Ta' Qali and Ta' Dbieġi to stock up on some amazing gifts. And, just like Santa, you should also choose local and...