AI is no longer a "future of work" conversation. It is reshaping the labour market in real time. PwC's 2026 AI Jobs Barometer, which analysed more than one billion job advertisements across 27...

Every country has artefacts that tell its story. For Malta, these are found in our churches and chapels, in works of art, archives, music, traditions, and in the stories passed on from one generation...

A one-year-and-seven-month-old girl is in serious condition after she entered the sea alone and began struggling to breathe in Marsaxlokk on Saturday night. Police said they were informed at...

Long before Salina became one of Malta's best-known nature reserves, it was a busy Roman harbour, a strategic military stronghold and the centre of one of Malta's most valuable industries. Today, the...

Newly-elected Labour MP Yana Borg Debono Grech said she now supports the gender-corrective mechanism, despite previously opposing it. Her experience as a public figure convinced her that Malta remains...

A 15-year-old boy from Pakistan, who resided in Xgħajra, tragically lost his life yesterday after getting into difficulty while swimming, the police said Sunday. The accident occurred late...

The parliamentary motion declaring a climate emergency passed nearly seven years ago by the Maltese Parliament featured 15 points of action to demonstrate Malta's commitment to safeguard the...

Nearly seven years after Parliament unanimously declared a climate emergency, only five of the 15 commitments contained in the landmark motion have been fully implemented, while several of the most...

Malta should therefore consider establishing or strengthening a fully independent national examinations authority with a clear legal mandate, former Labour MP Katya De Giovanni writes today. Its...

Government is proposing to lower the human rights protection that we citizens enjoy in the case of human rights and equality matters regulated by the proposed Bill, Law Professor Kevin Aquilina writes...