Malta Today

Principled socialists do not expect the Labour Party to canonise Daphne; they simply expect it to recognise the price she paid for exposing establishment networks that Labour has historically claimed to oppose. For who is the establishment if not the people with money, who benefit from decisions taken by politicians who are in their pockets?

For us at Din l-Art Ħelwa, success means these visitors leave Malta as ambassadors for our heritage and not with cautionary tales about a small, overcrowded island that lost the plot

The amendment of Cap 108 to reflect the payment of adequate fees to witnesses should serve to curb in some instances the cavalier approach by some in summoning witnesses needlessly to give evidence in court when certain evidence can be provided by other more practical means

The aim is not simply to react once decisions are taken at EU level, but to strengthen Malta's capacity to engage early, anticipate change and reflect stakeholder perspectives throughout the process

The law allows co-owners of a property to arrive at a fair price when the majority would like to sell, while the minority is resisting the sale

Bending over to Sharlon I guess padel is the ultimate sport for middle-aged men. It is a low-impact sport and offers a highly social doubles format in a smaller court size.

We should be proud of how far Malta has come. But progress should never become an excuse to stop progressing

When Denmark announced this summer that it was replacing its traditional agriculture ministry with a ministry for nature and animal welfare, it did far more than rename a government department.

Malta can ensure that future generations are not only among Europe's wealthiest on paper, but among its most confident, innovative and fulfilled citizens

​In a judgment in the names Bonello vs Debono, delivered by the Court of Appeal, the court gave a practical reminder on the limits of delegating tax affairs to a professional