Friday marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Amongst the Jewish community, Dutch Jews suffered horribly at the hands of Nazi Germany. To my surprise, a survey found that a quarter of Dutch...

Everybody, today, is aware of that fundamental principle of justice, namely that it should not just be done but also seen to be done. Well, in furtherance of such a principle, Labour MP Glenn...

The name Pelin Kaya shall remain imprinted in the country’s collective memory. The young Turkish national who came to Malta to fulfil her dreams, but had her life cut short on a cold January...

In my last article, I wrote about the situation today on the island of Gozo, a destination that should be unique and set aside from Malta, an island that is slowly (or rapidly) being completly...

Year in year out, over these last years, we have come together, with sad soul and deep emotions to commemorate the world’s worst ever recorded deliberate mass killing of civilians. We...

We have finally heard the long-awaited good news. The conflicts and problems encountered by residents who live in apartment blocks will be addressed through a review of the Condominium law. The...

The surge of respiratory diseases in the last weeks resulted in considerable pressure on European hospitals as well as a depletion of medicine reserves including antibiotics. In light of these...

The matter at hand in reality is quite simple. However, it has caused such a national stir and polarisation that it has become inordinately complex. It has become a maelstrom of religious, moral,...

Less than two months ago, at the end of November, developers at OpenAI released ChatGPT for use online. It’s currently free to use (though there are plans to monetise it), and in just under four...

Despite our recent on-and-off performances, the rhetoric is always how local football can take it to the next level, how we can be an underdog that barks. However, my take on this is quite frank; we...