We have heard and read a lot about the increase in Malta’s population in the last few years, and debates – even at a political level – on immigration and on what...

The incident in Gzira on Tuesday, where scaffolding and the façade of a building, which was under construction, gave way and collapsed, placing lives at risk, has again brought about concerns...

A game which has kept many a child occupied during a birthday party, musical chairs also happens to be pretty much what you can call the government's practice of determining who will lead its own...

Inclusion in education and the educational support for persons on the autism spectrum were issues in the media recently, with concerns having been raised. MaltaCAN, a voluntary organisation made...

Malta and the Eurovision Song Contest always had something of a love and love to hate relationship with much of the general public.  The yearly event remains one of the most looked-forward to...

Persons with disabilities face a number of everyday challenges Malta, challenges which the government and authorities can do more to help overcome. Ensuring that all citizens live dignified lives...

With some positive results at national level and at domestic club level in European competitions, one could be forgiven for thinking that all is well in Maltese football right now.   But off...

How does Prime Minister Robert Abela know that the conclusions of the magisterial inquiry into the hospitals deal will be damaging to the Labour Party? This was the question that Repubblika...

It is no surprise that Malta has scored low on Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) for the year 2023.  Malta retained a score of just 51 points out of 100...

It has now been almost a year and a half since public transport in Malta was made free of charge. It was a move lauded back then as Malta became only the second country in Europe – after...