Dr Michael Spiteri's public statement is a stark and necessary wake-up call. His frustration, born from experience on the frontlines of Malta's emergency services, highlights an uncomfortable truth:...

In a social climate where the line between personal freedom and public health continues to blur, Caritas Malta stands firm - an unwavering beacon of hope, compassion, and redemption. At a time when...

The issue of garbage being left out in the street for hours on end is one that has yet to be solved as seen in certain areas. It is a problem that keeps coming to the fore time and time again....

Last Saturday, The Malta Independent reported that the Nationalist Party will only take a position on the government's proposal for a reform to introduce voluntary assisted euthanasia in Malta once...

A month has passed since Malta commemorated the 7 June 1919 riots - an occasion during which the Speaker of the House of Representatives traditionally reflects on the state of parliamentary work and...

Life truly is a fickle thing.  It is capricious and unpredictable.  It doesn't follow a set playbook - it is fair but equally unfair.  And sometimes, it can go away without the...

The Addolorata Cemetery stands as Malta's largest and most prominent place of repose - a site of profound cultural, historical, and personal importance for thousands of families across the country....

Once a quaint fishing village defined by boats bobbing in a quiet bay and narrow streets lined with limestone houses, St Julian's has now morphed into a symbol of urban excess and systemic neglect. In...

As summer kicks in, major heat waves have become the norm, and Europe right now is going through one. Heat waves across southern Europe earlier this week pushed temperatures above 40 C in...

Over 300 infrastructure projects were completed by Infrastructure Malta so far this year, the government announced last week. This cost €50 million and covered more than 360,000 metres of...