Wednesday evening’s quasi tragedy has once again raised the spectre of the massive lack of enforcement that there is with regard to construction sites in Malta.  Four families have ended up...

It is clear as day that more needs to be done. From the many episodes I encounter on a weekly basis, some relatively minor to others that are tragic, it is obvious that the current framework is...

Over the past few weeks we noticed that the police media department, which is always so helpful when we require some assistance, stopped providing information on the gender of people involved in...

Minister for Justice, Culture and Local Government Owen Bonnici has launched the 12th consecutive edition of Għanafest during San Girgor festivities happening in iż-Żejtun. Festivals...

The Europe 2020 strategy recognizes entrepreneurship and self-employment as key for achieving smart, sustainable and inclusive growth in Europe’s economy.  In this regard the European...

We’ve come to a situation when, while taking a stroll on the Sliema and St Julian’s promenade, one comes across more people speaking a foreign language than people speaking in Maltese. It...

Dr Austin Bencini, former Deputy Dean and Head of Department of Public Law of the Faculty of Laws at the University of Malta, and a leading constitutional jurist, has, over the last few years, been...

An adaptation of Alfred Sant's book, Pupu fil-Baħar - Rakkonti u Divertimenti, has received funding to be turned into a short film. The National Book Council announced the winning projects...

Bradley Birkenhead had it all. As a private banker working for the world's largest bank, UBS, Birkenhead was an expert in Switzerland's shell game of offshore companies and secret numbered...

The struggle between blockchain and banking Cryptocurrency was initially considered a complete substitute for banking and any third party intermediary in payment systems. Digital currencies and...