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...

The Education Ministry is choosing to persist with a directive that fundamentally restricts the free speech of educators - even though the Ombudsman's office has recommended that this directive be...

The gender corrective mechanism introduced into Malta's electoral system was born of good intentions: to address a persistent and troubling imbalance in representation and to make the nation's...

Malta's destination as a tourism hotspot was highlighted in the international press recently, although not in a good way. We are here referring to an article that appeared in the British...

The launch of a National Alcohol Policy came as something of a welcome surprise on Wednesday on the basis that alcohol consumption and the negatives associated with it is not usually a topic for grand...

The recent statement by Pope Leo XIV, coupled with an earlier apology issued by the Archdiocese of Malta following the conviction of a diocesan priest for sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl, confirm...

Summer has barely begun, and already three of Malta's popular beaches have been closed to swimming due to pollution. This is deeply concerning, not only because it disrupts the public's enjoyment, but...

“The rule of law in Malta is being replaced by the rule of developers.” This was a phrase used by a number of organisations on Monday, in a statement calling on the government to implement...