Despite the upbeat rhetoric of progress echoing from Castille, the European Commission's latest Rule of Law Report presents a starkly different image of governance in Malta. The country continues to ...

It took nothing less than a judgment of the European Court of Justice for the Maltese Government to finally acknowledge what we had been saying for so long, precisely that citizenship is not for ...

Despite repeated assurances from the government that Malta's beaches are safe and well-maintained, several popular swimming ...

The National Film Competition, organised by the Malta Cine Circle, this year reaches its 65th edition. This makes it the longest running film competition in Malta and one of the most longstanding of ...

The mental health of young people in Malta has becomes a growing concern. Parents, educators and health professionals are increasingly alarmed by rising levels of anxiety, isolation, and emotional ...

Christine X Art Gallery is presenting Anthony Weitz’s latest solo exhibition, Chasing the Light – Malta en plein air, a captivating collection of plein air oil paintings that ...

Gefen Publishing House / 2016 Pages: 230 The Talpiot programme is an elite training programme for Israeli Defense ...

The proposal to introduce mandatory trade union membership has garnered several polarising opinions since its inclusion in the government's electoral manifesto for the 2022 general election. The ...

Gozo is facing a terrible catastrophe. The number of severely disabled people in our sister island has increased exponentially since Labour came to power. That number didn't just double, ...

A teenager was seriously injured when he lost control of the bicycle he was riding and crashed into the wall, the police said Sunday. The accident happened in Buqana Road, Rabat, on Saturday at ...

A few weeks ago, one of the most iconic museums in the world - the Louvre - closed its doors not because of war or pandemic, but because of its own staff walking out in protest. Their grievance? An ...

Joe* was referred to Hospice as he was diagnosed with an incurable disease, and he required palliative care at home. Apart from the disease, Joe was still bereaving his wife who had passed away a year ...