A very common issue amongst both adults and children prescribed glasses is that many of these would go days or weeks without wearing them.  Some avoid wearing glasses because they do not like the...

The new year was met with optimism as the roll out of the vaccines against Covid-19 that marked last year, fuelled great expectations across populations. Variants of the virus unfortunately,...

Rent in Malta has been skyrocketing in these past few years, but our pay has been relatively low. According to Eurostat, the Maltese minimum wage is around €777.10 month, and the average...

A serene and just society is achieved by showing solidarity towards each other, by eliminating indifferences that may exist between us and above all by putting aside intolerances and not keep on...

When we talk about social housing, we are not talking about stone, but about humans. Those people whose lives are a constant challenge, with many ups and downs and sometimes bumps. Undoubtedly,...

Looking ahead is where our focus should be. The past year has been what it has been, with some circumstances bringing to light the need to be more prepared, and the need to help out certain sectors....

That nothing will ever be the same again is by now a given. However, with the appropriate actions and decisions, the current situation can only improve. Undoubtedly, the pandemic has changed the...

The campaign being led by LovinMalta against party-owned media is a ray of hope in a troubled political landscape. Today, Malta is the exception when it comes to a situation where political parties...

It all began some 25 odd years ago when a group of inmates at what was then still known as the Corradino Prison, requested permission to organise informal meetings that would serve the purpose of a...

Lookups for misogyny spiked 10,042% over the hourly average on 2 May 2017, after Christiane Amanpour’s question to Hillary Clinton during an interview: Why do you think you lost the majority of...