There is no doubt that the way health authorities tackled the Covid-19 pandemic in Malta helped in no small way to limit the crisis and lead to its gradual elimination, at least for the time...

After six long weeks, the migrants that had been stranded on board of four chartered ‘pleasure’ vessels were allowed into Malta on Saturday evening.  Prime Minister Robert Abela said...

Now that we are slowly going back to the way of life we had prior to the peak of COVID-19, we have the opportunity to learn from past mistakes and create a better post-COVID reality. It is clear that...

Now that the Covid-19 seems to have slowed its pace of destruction in certain parts of the world, includes in our country as well, but certainly not in other parts of the world where it is claiming a...

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Just when we all thought that the reputation of the police force could not sink any lower, it did.  A Lovin Malta interview with two police officers implicated in the notorious Traffic Branch...

Time and time again, our economy has encountered several momentous challenges. Nevertheless, our nation’s ability to be agile, flexible and resilient has ensured that our economy has invariably...

The breadth of human knowledge continues to expand as the sciences advance. In parallel, people are becoming ever more connected with one another. 16% of people used the Internet in 2005. By 2017,...

On Thursday, Infrastructure Minister Ian Borg announced that four ‘infrastructural giants’ have submitted an offer to build the tunnel between Malta and Gozo.  The Gozo tunnel has...

So many people die every day, of hunger, of illness, in accidents and at the hands of others.  But there are some lives which, when lost, trigger a reaction. Every life is important, to the...