Malta's first Safeguarding Commission conference, convened by the Archdiocese last week, marked a notable moment: an institution historically shaken by abuse scandals publicly renewing its call for...

In an age when the world moves faster than ever and personal success is often measured in career titles, income brackets, or social visibility, it is easy to assume that vocations rooted in service,...

A report by the European Commission’s education and training monitor showed both positive improvements in Malta, but also some issues which need to be worked on. Firstly, it said that Malta...

The PROMISE - Anti Poverty Forum joint conference A Place to Call Home: Reimagining Homelessness held this past week offered an interesting look into an issue which very often flies under the radar in...

Here we go again. An election is on the horizon, and - almost like clockwork - the government has suddenly rediscovered its enthusiasm for a mass transport system. After three years of near silence,...

It has become increasingly clear that Malta's housing market is at a breaking point. The figures published recently by the National Statistics Office (NSO) speak volumes - the percentage of homeowners...

The announcement that Victoria, the capital of Gozo, has been shortlisted for the title of European Capital of Culture 2031 has stirred a deep sense of pride and optimism across the Maltese Islands....

The Maltese government's latest round of cheque handouts has once again highlighted its reliance on populist tactics to shore up public support. Barely days after Prime Minister Robert Abela hailed...

Half a year after his unexpected election, Pope Leo is emerging as both a steward of continuity and a quiet innovator. What began as a surprise in May has matured into a distinct papal identity - one...

The number of road accidents this year thus far is statistically less than last year, but there have tragically been more deaths. This is not to say that the number of accidents is low. In the...