We hear the word sustainability used quite frequently, but looking at Malta today, are we truly applying it in sectors and on issues that affect us in our everyday lives? Is our current transport...

On Saturday 20 April, Heritage Malta is inviting you to explore the Maltese Islands’ deep prehistoric past at Għar Dalam and the Borġ in-Nadur Prehistoric Complex. Both sites, located...

Repubblika’s Acting President told The Malta Independent on Sunday that she believes the tentacles of impunity described in the public inquiry that looked into the assassination of journalist...

Born in Germany to Russian parents, Julia Borg has made Malta her home. She is an engineering graduate whose career also saw her use her artistic flair in interior design while living and working in...

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A court judgment delivered a few days ago, once again, has placed the government in a tight corner. But don’t expect anything to change. The government will march on as if nothing has happened,...

The EU's agenda increasingly integrates sustainable development, as reflected in its commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the EU Green Deal. As human societies put...

More than 10,000 copies of an original fairy tale narrating Malta's environmental degradation are being distributed to all government primary schools as part of this year's National...

Captain James Cook's voyages in the South Pacific in the late 1700s exemplify the law of unintended consequences. He set out to find a westward ocean passage from Europe to Asia but instead, with the...

Singer composer Frank Bonnici had a very successful concert in January. His fans wanted to hear more of him and so he returned, by special request,  last month this time at the Sala dei...