As Europe charts its course for the next framework programme for research and innovation (Horizon Europe 2028-2034), the EU stands at a pivotal moment; a moment that calls for clarity, ambition,...

Nobody can disagree how Serfs (farmers), under the Czarist rule in Russia, constituted a form of feudalism, yet before it was liberalised in 1861, the state dictated that it was based on protecting an...

Shaped by the islands' unique flora, climate, and soil, Maltese honey has long been prized for its distinctive flavour profile. While global demand for quality honey continues to grow, Malta's...

Racial discrimination remains a challenge worldwide, and Malta is no exception. People of African descent continue to face significant barriers in employment, housing, education and daily...

This is the season when we exchange wishes for a Happy Christmas and a Happy New Year with family, friends, colleagues, neighbours, and the wider community. Yet for persons with disabilities in Malta...

The Malta Sociological Association (MSA)'s annual conference took place on 8 November 2025 at the Salini Visitors' Centre, featuring a curated array of academic presentations centred on the theme of...

As Europe looks toward its next chapter, it is timely for Malta to reflect on its place within the evolving Single Market and on what direction this project is taking. This is especially important for...

Perhaps it's still time to start thinking of New Year resolutions. It's never too early to reflect on the good habits that have allowed us to achieve the successes of the past twelve months, while...

Early Childhood Education and Care provisions have seen mainstreaming in Malta in the last decade. Partly caused by a growing population, partly caused by working parents and partly caused by limited...

Dear Activist. You are a person who is accustomed to fighting for what you believe in. You're out there on the streets where you've organised, mobilised, educated, and resisted. The reality is that...