Malta has made some progress in inclusive education, but there is still a long way to go. Over the past two decades, our schools have become somewhat more open to diverse learners, some investment has...

Past Speakers of our House of Representatives, on the whole, except for the few occasions when some controversial ruling was followed by rambunctious and unbecoming behaviour from MPs, have been quite...

There is a subject that has been weighing on my mind for quite some time. Not because it affects me alone, but because it affects everyone who chooses to dedicate part of their life to public service....

One of Malta's most cherished songs, Xemx - better known to many as Xemx Wisq Sabiħa - was written and composed by the late Dominic Grech, who first performed it with his band, The Tramps, during...

The widespread power cuts that have affected thousands of Maltese families and businesses in the past days have once again revealed an over-powered infrastructure, and a level of incompetence on the...

The atrocious heat seems to have lightened ever so slightly and we can breathe again. Until the next heatwave. The fact is our world is heating up and this area of the world is particularly...

Last Sunday, Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal crossed paths in a football stadium under the watchful eyes of millions of people across the globe. But this wasn't the first time the two did so. The...

Undoubtedly, tourism has become the most significant economic sector for the island. One gets told about it from across a wide range of perspectives: the number of incoming tourists; how many days...

Last January, the government announced that it is preparing legislative amendments to crack down on the malicious use of deepfakes by analysing existing laws and drafting proposals to address the use...

In December 2023, UNESCO added the Maltese festa to its Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage. The decision came during the organisation's eighteenth intergovernmental session, held that...