Malta is one of the oldest continuously inhabited places on Earth. Its soil holds temples older than the pyramids, its streets whisper in layers of Phoenician, Carthaginians, Romans, Arab, Norman, and...

In recent years, Malta has seen major changes in the job market. A growing economy, new sectors expanding, and constant demand for more workers. Yet despite this growth, a sense of frustration is...

A quiet revolution is taking place in a world that is increasingly run by algorithms. You might not see it, but Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming deeply embedded in our society and is almost...

At the time of writing this article, we are in peak political drive. Just one day of this electoral campaign remains, the parties are firing their last rounds, and the country is getting ready to go...

Over the past weeks we have been through an idyllically bountiful electoral campaign where the two main political parties are competing on what they are going to gift the electorate. This with a...

As Malta goes to the polls, it chooses. Not only between two parties. Not only between two leaders. But between two very different ideas of the country. One is the country Labour has given...

As this electoral campaign gathers momentum, the Maltese people are being presented with two fundamentally different political and economic approaches. Beyond the slogans, beyond the carefully managed...

The Labour Party has nonchalantly declared that if elected, they will hand over to the people a decision about whether or not the Maltese people want euthanasia to become part of our legal way of...

Many people think the danger ends when a relationship ends. They believe that once someone finally leaves an abusive relationship, the worst is over. That from that point onward, peace begins. That...

In a political landscape often dominated by vague promises and loosely defined ambitions, the Partit Laburista's proposals for pensioners and the elderly distinguish themselves through something rare:...