Japan will probably not win the World Cup, but their fans have already lifted the trophy as the cleanest and most civic-minded. Footage of Japanese fans bagging garbage in the stadium after a...

Malta’s local films are not getting the attention they deserve. The government seems to be all too focused on attracting foreign films, and as such local filmmakers end up playing second...

Malta was rocked by the shocking murder of Bernice Cassar last week – the third incidence of a woman being violently murdered by a man this year, with Paulina Dembska being the first and Rita...

A Bill that will make the termination of a pregnancy legal when the woman’s life is “at risk or her health (is) in grave jeopardy” because of a “medical complication” was...

The majority of young youths and young adults in Malta (77% of Millenials and 72% of Gen-Z) would rather live outside of Malta, a survey conducted by EY has found. The statistic shows an...

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana made a promise earlier this week. The government has learnt its lesson from the greylisting, and will not repeat the same mistakes, he said when he addressed...

The government has announced that two separate investigations are underway on alleged use of force by carers at St Vincent de Paul home for the elderly. Four members of staff at the home have...

The World Cup is underway in Qatar. It is an anomalous event. It’s the first time it is being held during the European autumn – it is usually held in late spring/early summer. It has...

A small but important Black Lives Matter protest was held in Valletta last weekend, which pointed out a number of issues Malta must address. “The Government has committed itself to building...

The Secretary of the NGO Doctors for Road Safety, Mario Vassallo, is asking for better data to determine the root cause of skyrocketing road deaths. When Vassallo was asked by The Malta...