What an exciting time for culture in Malta – so many things going on in a matter of a few days!  Indeed March was so far the month that was!  We kicked off the opening of...

The status of neutrality written into the Maltese constitution is a national achievement that the majority of people in Malta and Gozo believe in and agree with. Neutrality corresponds to the best...

The leading role that the market in buildings and lands plays in the island’s economy was again highlighted these past months by the controversies that new projects gave rise to,  and the...

The writing has long been on the wall, but no one is heeding it. Now the chickens are coming home to roost and the problems concerning Gozo Channel are snowballing. Where are the promises of the...

Magistrate Rachel Montebello just delivered a fatal blow to Labour’s attempts to deprive the nation of its right to freedom of expression. In a devastating judgement, the Magistrate decried the...

Lately, I have been pondering on what it would be like to have a football team made up of football stars the likes of Alexia Putellas or Megan Rapinoe playing alongside Messi, Ronaldo, or Kane. Or...

National security is a paramount prerequisite for any society to function properly. As long as I have been active in public life, I have always taken a keen interest in this area, and today, I feel...

The first ever European climate risk assessment carried out by the European Environment Agency (EEA) has concluded that Europe is unprepared for what lies in store. The year 2023 was the warmest...

It has had next to no exposure in Malta’s blog-sphere, normally so receptive to adulation where the head of the Catholic church is concerned, as could be seen in the ill-advised visit so soon...

Against a lot of global conflicts and regional tensions, the MaltaBiennale.art emerges as a symbol of unity and co-operation. Daily news headlines paint a grim picture of violence, yet amidst this...