It has become a familiar lament, whispered over family dinners and debated in quiet corners: People no longer think in terms of what is right and what is wrong. They just think of money and power, and...

A recent Eurobarometer survey found that Maltese people are most open to allowing teachers to use Artificial Intelligence in the classroom, when compared to European peers. When asked for their...

As 2026 approaches, there is a natural temptation to draw a firm line under the year that is ending. The passing of time invites assessment, sometimes harshly so. Yet the real value of leaving 2025...

The annual L-Istrina fund-raising marathon on Boxing Day has long occupied a special place in Malta's collective conscience. It is an event rooted in generosity, solidarity, and a shared sense of...

Malta once again came together the day after Christmas for the annual L-Istrina telethon, where €5.76 million was raised for charity, with proceeds going to the Malta Community Chest Fund...

As 2025 draws to a close, it leaves behind a sense of uneasy pause rather than resolution. It was a year in which several issues remained on top of the national agenda, most notably the environment,...

Earlier this month, it was announced that a building is being developed into a living space that can house 14 people who, after concluding their rehabilitation for substance abuse, have nowhere to...

Christmas is traditionally framed as a season of warmth, celebration and togetherness. Streets are lit, diaries fill with invitations, and families make a conscious effort to gather. This shared...

The controversy surrounding the gravel laid at the Ta' Qali picnic area has by now moved well beyond questions of landscaping or project management. At its core, it has become a test of...

The latest chapter in the saga surrounding a concession granted by the government for land in Tigne and Manoel Island to MIDI plc years back concerns the historic Fort Tigne. Fort Tigne was built...