Cannabis in Malta: Prospects for 2025 and beyond | Karen Mamo
Cannabis concentrates made using solvents, such as shatter and other types such as Rosin and “butane hash oil,” contain relatively elevated levels of THC. These...
2025: Malta faces growing urban challenges amid rapid demographic shifts | Rachael Scicluna
With these challenges in mind, how is Malta addressing its housing and urban development policies to not only meet current demands but also safeguard the wellbeing and prospects...
Everything goes, nothing really matters
Saviour Balzan

If the Prime Minister really means what he says, he should make it a point to direct his ministers to take certain steps. One of which is to set standards. One...

If the Prime Minister really means what he says, he should...

Unborn children deserve compassion | Tony Mifsud

This is not politics. This is business. The place for business is not in...

This is not politics. This is business. The place for...

Malta’s harm reduction hiccups: A love story in the making | Karen Mamo

Most importantly, the renewed ethos of promoting a safer dance culture in Malta is slowly, but surely creating a positive momentum in advancing the human...

Most importantly, the renewed ethos of promoting a safer...

From heartache to happiness: our journey through adoption
Mark Camilleri Gambin

Adoption is one of those instances where your decision has a massive impact on...

Adoption is one of those instances where your decision has...

Tell it to the marines | Frank Camilleri

For Chris Fearne to plead innocence of facts especially in his position, first as parliamentary secretary for health at the time of the Vitals concession award...

For Chris Fearne to plead innocence of facts especially in...

A myth debunked
Michael Falzon

Whoever is responsible for this gaffe must be ferreted out. It must be someone who is such a stupid person that they should have never been nominated as an...

Whoever is responsible for this gaffe must be ferreted out....

New definition of irony: Robert Abela complaining about ‘cushy jobs’
Raphael Vassallo

“We made mistakes, of course we did. But one thing I feel no remorse about, is that: if you were to ask me whether, in these past months, [my government]...

“We made mistakes, of course we did. But one thing I...

The people have spoken, but it’s being lost in translation
Josanne Cassar

The MEP elections were a cold shower for a complacent, arrogant administration...

The MEP elections were a cold shower for a complacent,...

The writing is on the bloody wall
Saviour Balzan

The Labour Party needs to accept the fact that it could lose the next election because of its wrong attitude and arrogance

The Labour Party needs to accept the fact that it could...

Hobson’s choice or waiting for Godot?
Mark Said

Until satisfactory answers are found to those questions, the PN risks continuing to wait for Godot, living without a sense of meaning, value or truth, and...

Until satisfactory answers are found to those questions,...

The web rebooted
Alexiei Dingli

Over the past decade, a significant shift has occurred. The Web's initial ethos of decentralisation and empowerment has been overshadowed by...

Over the past decade, a significant shift has occurred. The...

Back to Taxi Mary
Michael Falzon

Someone is bullying Malta to refrain from doing what everybody in Malta agrees upon. I ‘suspect’ it must be Uncle Sam

Someone is bullying Malta to refrain from doing what...

Hey local councils: What exactly are you responsible for?
Josanne Cassar

If candidates running for re-election can promise us all sorts of marvellous...

If candidates running for re-election can promise us all...

Once upon a time there was a super majority
Saviour Balzan

Robert Abela will have to accept that the super majorities for Labour are...

Robert Abela will have to accept that the super...

After Europe, it will be yet another day... except for some
Saviour Balzan

We will wake up with an electoral result that will determine to what extent...

We will wake up with an electoral result that will...

From EU standards to Maltese rights
Peter Agius

Raising the level in Malta to EU standards was one of the reasons for joining the EU, and this is still valid today more than ever before when sewage is...

Raising the level in Malta to EU standards was one of the...

From delusion to hope
Mark Said

Today, Malta is saddled with a government that launched structural reforms that were celebrated at the time of their approval but diluted or sabotaged at the...

Today, Malta is saddled with a government that launched...

The opposition that has no name
Saviour Balzan

Maltese politics is crying out for some bright stars to combat the establishment and change it not from within but from without through the polling booths

Maltese politics is crying out for some bright stars to...