In a world that is getting confused more than it ever was in modern history, a chaotic situation is emerging as to what is right and what is wrong, and what is true and what is fake. It is currently...

On Friday, 26 January 2018, Malta’s Court of Appeal delivered judgement on a fireworks factory law suit which had originally been presented way back in 1989. The Court of Appeal accepted the...

I watched, on Friday, the first leg of the Giro d’Italia … from Jerusalem (and also yesterday’s second leg from Haifa to Tel Aviv) and wondered at the marketing acumen behind this...

Call it women’s intuition – after all, every sort of cliché has been used towards women recently – or call it experience, but the cloud is lifting from the urgency of the IVF...

The more one compares Malta to other countries in the EU and outside it, the better one discovers how books and reading are well down in this country’s list of interests. Elsewhere, leading...

I caught up with Dr Dione Mifsud, Head, Department of Counselling (e. 2012) within the Faculty for Social Wellbeing, Senate member and Harassment Officer at the University of...

Being a small country surrounded by the sea is also nice, but it also has its downside, especially when it comes to litter. I can quite confidently say that every piece of light litter not taken care...

Sociologist Michael Briguglio brought up a number of questions in relation to ARMS this week in his vlog on The Malta Independent website, following a number of articles about the issue printed by...

At this time of the year, even if the big demonstrations that used to be organised in European captals have greatly declined, the condition of workers still gets highlighted as an issue. The EU...

On Wednesday April 15, the Malta Independent carried a detailed report on the Press Conference given by Parliamentary Secretary Silvio Schembri, who holds the Portfolio for Financial Services....