Why generic medicines matter: My journey with Crohn’s Disease
Sunday, 1 February 2026, 08:12
Last update: about 7 months ago
Katya De Giovanni
Living with a chronic illness changes how you see the world. Time is no longer measured in milestones or seasons, but in flares and remissions, blood tests and hospital appointments. Chronic illnesses...
Lights, cameras… accountability
Sunday, 1 February 2026, 08:11
Last update: about 7 months ago
Julie Zahra
The discussion about the threats being faced by the creative industries, particularly through the growing use of AI and deep fake technology, has been raging for a while now. While unveiling a...
Might or right for a new world order?
Sunday, 1 February 2026, 08:08
Last update: about 7 months ago
Frans Camilleri
Even before Donald Trump's first presidency, the United States had begun distancing itself politically from European affairs, but, more broadly, there were signs of American world leadership waning....
Gozo: The art of studying failure
Sunday, 1 February 2026, 08:07
Last update: about 7 months ago
Emmanuel J. Galea
Storm Harry closed the Gozo channel for two days, and the government responded with its favourite instrument of policy: a task force. When systems fail in Malta, officials rarely reach for blueprints...
Let’s make this happen
Sunday, 1 February 2026, 07:54
Last update: about 7 months ago
Darren Carabott
A few weeks ago, while walking through Ħamrun with party Leader Dr Alex Borg, a man stopped us to express his support. "We have a beautiful future ahead of us," he exclaimed. "The PN is managing...
Nature is in charge
Sunday, 1 February 2026, 07:39
Last update: about 7 months ago
Carmel Cacopardo
During the past days we have witnessed the brute force which nature has unleashed in the form of prolonged gale force winds and the rabid action of the sea along the coast. Waves of considerable...
Automatic enrolment and the self-employed: getting the design right
Sunday, 1 February 2026, 07:01
Last update: about 7 months ago
David Spiteri Gingell
AE is the right decision. I have argued for it for many years, both in my official roles on pension reform bodies and outside them. Malta needs a second pillar that helps people build additional...
A new world order
Sunday, 1 February 2026, 07:00
Last update: about 7 months ago
Mark Said
In 1929, the renowned thinker Antonio Gramsci was quoted as saying, "The old world is dying and the new world struggles to be born; now is the time of monsters." We can easily apply that quotation to...
A Niscemi government, and Alex still can't beat it
Sunday, 1 February 2026, 06:55
Last update: about 7 months ago
Noel Grima
There is one image that describes the present Labour government - the scene at Niscemi, over the sea near Gela in Sicily, where the abundant rain of the past weeks has produced a gradual collapse of...
Culture as a pillar of social development
Friday, 30 January 2026, 10:10
Last update: about 7 months ago
Owen Bonnici
This week, Dr. Luke Dalli, the Executive Chairman of Arts Council Malta, and I announced that Malta has officially become a member of Eurimages, the Council of Europe's film support fund. This is an...