Any effort to improve Malta's Family Court system, make it more efficient and ensure that cases are dealt with in a reasonable amount of time should be welcomed. The publication of the Family...

Yesterday was World Organ Donation Day - a day dedicated towards raising awareness about the life-saving act of organ donation. Locally, the day was marked by Deputy Prime Minister and Health...

There are few sights more predictable in a Maltese summer than politicians appearing at village feasts. Scroll through social media from late June until September and the pattern becomes impossible to...

What Malta is experiencing this summer is a taste of the future, and it is a future that should alarm anyone who cares about the country's quality of life, economy and ability to cope with...

There are many voices competing for attention in Malta's political debate. Some are partisan, some ideological, some representing particular sectors or interests. The voice of the Malta Chamber of...

There are some things we learn because they help us pass an exam, others because they prepare us for employment, and some because they are simply considered part of becoming a well-rounded...

There was a time when quality of life was measured by simple things. A peaceful night's sleep. A clean street. A short journey to work. The chance to spend an afternoon by the sea without worrying...

Feasts, and especially the fireworks that come along with it, are a celebrated part of Maltese culture. However, while in the past the support for such parts of Maltese culture was universal, the...

The debate over overtourism in Malta has taken an odd turn. Not because the issue itself is new, but because the person leading the country's tourism authority says he does not believe Malta has an...

Malta is perhaps on the more unique side when it comes to how its households dispose of waste.  With no centralised communal bins, or individual disposal bins, waste is dumped on the pavement for...