Momentum expresses its grave concern following today's statements made by Prime Minister Robert Abela regarding the proposed fast ferry terminal in Marsaskala. During a recent media exchange with Newsbook journalists, the Prime Minister claimed that "all necessary studies" for the…

Malta is one of the EU's slowest movers on the ecological transition. While countries across Europe are racing to decarbonise, our government treats renewable energy as an afterthought. We remain overwhelmingly dependent on imported fossil fuels, exposed to volatile global…

Momentum candidate for the First and Sixth Districts and founder of ResidentiBeltin, Billy McBee said that residents need concrete action, not repeated slogans and recycled promises. McBee stated that Valletta, Europe’s first planned city and one of the world’s most…

Malta's planning system has been deliberately weakened to serve the interests of developers at the expense of communities, the environment, and the rule of law. Bills 143 and 144, which were presented in Parliament, would make things worse. They would…

Minister Byron Camilleri has announced that from 1 June, there will be on-the-spot fines and immediate payment for non-resident foreigners who break the law. The law was proposed by Momentum long ago. Prof. Arnold Cassola, Momentum Leader and candidate on…

Momentum welcomes the strong stand taken by Sliema Mayor John Pillow and Gżira Mayor Neville Chetcuti against the proposed land reclamation and lido project along the Sliema and Gżira seafront. Their position confirms the serious concerns first raised publicly by…

Malta's Constitution was adopted in 1964 and last substantially revised in 1974. Six decades on, it concentrates too much power in the hands of one person, offers weak parliamentary oversight, and gives citizens almost no meaningful way to shape the…

In Malta, who you know still matters more than what you know. Senior public appointments are often decided behind closed doors, recruitment for the civil service has been centralised around the Prime Minister's Office, and interview processes leave no paper…