The Malta Independent 24 July 2026, Friday
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TMID Editorial: When students suffer the consequences

Friday, 30 January 2026, 10:01 Last update: about 7 months ago

On what feels like the umpteenth occasion, there is an industrial dispute concerning the education sector. After one which impacted government schools, another which had significant and heavy...

TMID Editorial: A case for a national public alert system

Thursday, 29 January 2026, 10:27 Last update: about 7 months ago

The devastation caused by Storm Harry has once again exposed a serious gap in how the government communicates with the public during major emergencies. While extreme weather events cannot be...

TMID Editorial: Raising standards and shifting focus

Tuesday, 27 January 2026, 10:55 Last update: about 7 months ago

The CEO of the Malta International Airport, Alan Borg, has an innovative idea which would help raise standards in the tourism sector. Borg recently called for the introduction of more...

TMID Editorial: Storm Harry and Gozo

Monday, 26 January 2026, 10:31 Last update: about 7 months ago

Storm Harry battered Malta over the past week with heavy winds and significant rain, leaving an impact in several popular areas - but also significantly impacting life in Gozo. As a result of the...

TMIS Editorial: Storm Harry and the lessons Malta must learn

Sunday, 25 January 2026, 10:00 Last update: about 7 months ago

Storm Harry was a stark reminder of how exposed Malta remains to extreme weather events. The storm brought widespread disruption, flooding and damage, particularly in coastal and low-lying areas, once...

TMID Editorial: Changes afoot in the sporting world

Saturday, 24 January 2026, 12:18 Last update: about 7 months ago

It's clear that 2026 will be a year of changes in the Maltese sporting world, as the Authority for Integrity in Maltese Sports (AIMS) starts to fully implement matters which come under its...

TMID Editorial: Fort restorations

Friday, 23 January 2026, 12:26 Last update: about 7 months ago

Prime Minister Robert Abela has made major announcements recently regarding some of Malta's forts. The first was Fort Campbell, when he announced plans to restore the dilapidated fort and turn it...

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