The Gozo Ministry recently signed an agreement with the University of Malta, where the latter will be paid €95,000 a year for five years to organise courses in Gozo. This might be a small...

The appeal by NGO Moviment Graffiti against ERA permits for the destruction of carob trees in Dingli is a make or break for ERA’s image and reputation. The Planning authority (in the...

In December 1989, Malta became the centre of world attention. In those days, the country hosted the USSR-US summit, an event that turned the political (and, consequently, geographical) world order...

A few years ago, I met a young woman who needed help moving on from a relationship which had ended two years previously. As Leanne began to tell her story, I learnt that she'd met a man through a...

2020 has been a year of fear and uncertainty for all of us. We've had upheaval in our workplaces, among family and even in the way we're allowed to spend our free time. This year has also shown...

Prime Minister Robert Abela last Sunday threw caution to the wind, pledging that Malta will be the first country to recuperate from the pandemic.  While other leaders make guarded statements...

Black Friday, or rather Black Week as it turned out being a week-long event, saw many people go online to shop amidst deals offered by various businesses around the islands. It was, generally...

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When politicians are accused of accepting gifts but refuse to state, black on white, that they paid for those same gifts – in this week’s case a stay at the Hilton Evian-les-bains –...

Johann Buttigieg handed out €120,000 euro in taxpayers’ money to Nicholas Wright, a pollster who helped Labour win the 2013 election. A National Audit Office investigation found absolutely...