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Opposition Leader Alex Borg has criticised Prime Minister Robert Abela for moving forward with a parliamentary motion to appoint a new Chief Justice, despite not having received a clear response from the Opposition on the nomination. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta) “Discussion, not imposition. I just wrote to

Prime Minister Robert Abela’s ‘solution’ to the controversial grass debacle at Ta’ Qali appears to have materialised at record speed – just three days after a “grass expert” was hastily engaged on a short consultancy contract. According to information tabled in Parliament in response to questions from Opposition MP Rebekah Borg, the government appointed

The Nationalist Party (PN) has claimed that Prime Minister Robert Abela was forced into a reversal of his position on Malta’s potential involvement in the controversial Board of Peace initiative due to widespread backlash. Last week, Abela indicated that Malta was considering an invitation to join the US‑led Board of Peace, a group proposed by President

Birkirkara lawyer Edmond Cuschieri has been approved as a general election candidate for the eighth district, the Nationalist Party said. The decision was taken by the party's executive committee. Cuschieri, 48, is a former police officer, married, with a 17-year-old son. He will be contesting a general election for the first time. The PN has so far

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‘We are one’ At the conclusion of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity in the papal basilica of St Paul Outside the Walls, which was attended by leaders from different Christian denominations, Pope Leo said :“As we gather before the mortal remains of the Apostle to the Gentiles, we are reminded that his mission is also the mission of all Christians

After 25 years in the classroom, 13 of them at the post-secondary level, I’ve come to appreciate that teaching extends far beyond lesson plans, corrections  and preparing students for their MATSEC examinations. It’s a vocation grounded in empowerment, motivation, empathy, patience and the quiet privilege of helping students extend beyond their zone