When Pharaoh refused to heed Moses’ plea to “let his people go”, the Lord displayed all his might and wonder on the unsuspecting people of Egypt, in the form of the 10 legendary...

Once upon a time, Anna and Maria were very close friends. Despite their differences, they had spent their entire lives together and were inseparable. Maria likes to take chances, although Anna...

For years now, our Planning Authority has been the subject of continuous attacks and negative criticism from various opinionists, planning experts and the media in general, due to its...

Similar to other global players, the European economy and its future development depend greatly on what are known as Critical Raw Materials (CRMs) particularly in view of the digital and...

Budgeting is a fundamental concept that can be challenging to implement in our daily lives. We all recognise the importance of managing our spending and living within our means, but the constant...

This week we all read about the grotesque projects that are intended to destroy the local character, culture and history.  One of these will completely entrench the famous “Ghajn...

31 August marks the United Nations' International Day for People of African Descent, an occasion to celebrate the remarkable contributions of individuals from the African Diaspora and acknowledge the...

It has been over three months since the coronation of King Charles III in the United Kingdom. In the run up to the coronation day - another example of British pomp and circumstance - plenty engaged in...

We all remember that unprovoked assault on teenagers by a group of adolescents on a Sunday evening last January. We also remember how, that same month, an engineer by the name of Akhil George was...

The Malta Independent on Sunday editorial (20/08/23) wonders what action, if any, shall be taken by the government once the Jean Paul Sofia public inquiry is concluded. It mentions a couple of...