In the first 10 months of the year, the police received more than 1,000 reports of domestic violence in Malta, Labour MEP Miriam Dalli said. Although today there is greater awareness and action...

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization – UNESCO – defines cultural heritage broadly as “the legacy of physical artefacts and intangible attributes of a...

In his vlog MEP Zammit Dimech speaks of the European Dyslexia charter which he launched this week at the European Parliament. Over the past weeks, Zammit Dimech held meetings with the Malta Dyslexia...

There’s no way one can deny that the government has done a lot, indeed all it could, to counter and solve social problems that exist here like they do everywhere else. Questions always remain...

One sometimes tends to have the temptation to assume politics in the European Parliament and during European elections are less polarised than inside national parliaments, especially, at a time of...

I commend the initiatives that are being taken by Government on this delicate matter.    However, let’s face the fact that we are in uncharted waters when it comes to the rent...

In his vlog today, Nationalist Party candidate for the European Parliament election Peter Agius speaks about the effects of Brexit on Malta....

Countless studies have highlighted the many benefits, both physical and psychological, of a strong connection between humans and nature. A decline of this connection, which was inherited from our...

I was quite surprised this last week: in three separate conversations with (Maltese) individuals who do not know each other, the same word turned up. They employed it to pinpoint what in their view,...

On Wednesday, 24th October, I attended a book launch at University. The book in question is Arnold Cassola’s work and the title says it all: I Maltesi di Vittoria e...