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When a lawyer quit his job at the Attorney General’s office this week and joined the ‘other side’ earlier this week, he dealt another blow to an already rocky murder prosecution....

The Coronavirus has certainly taken its toll on Malta’s economy but with restrictive measures now being gradually lifted, there is cause for optimism that things will return to some normality....

The involvement of Joseph Muscat in any discussion about the country's future raises a ghastly spectre. In its economic context, it also reminds us that despite all the propaganda about prosperity...

With everything happening in the world, in government, and even within my own ministry, one particular issue predominated my past few weeks: construction waste.  I held many meetings,...

It has been a tumultuous few weeks. The threat of a virtually unknown disease and the anxiety arising from this unprecedented fear has taken its emotional toll on most of us. Fear for the wellbeing of...

Skolasajf could very well take place this year, however many have expressed concern. Education Minister Owen Bonnici has insisted that Skolasajf summer school is still scheduled to open in July,...

It was a strange feeling for many of us who went to a supermarket these last few days to buy our necessities. Until last week, very few customers and staff were wearing face masks or visors to...

On Saturday, 9 May, from 2 to 4pm, Heritage Malta will be co-hosting with Cyprus University of Technology a webinar dedicated to Digital Cultural Heritage which is being organised to...

The Infrastructure Ministry, which is responsible for the construction sector, has told this newsroom that the new authority which will act as a regulator over the sector will have the power to...