Much has been done to limit plastic pollution in Malta. Through legislation, we have been tackling single-use plastics, although more can still be done. Rarely does one find plastic straws,...

The recent news that residents in one of Balzan’s main arterial roads were left fuming and sleepless by roadworks which were carried out through the whole night until around 4am, angers...

“When my boss found out that I was gay, she didn’t fire me (of course, she couldn’t), but she just started to do everything so that I would quit myself. She needed...

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Six months have not even passed since the recreational cannabis law was enacted and a reputable organisation such as Caritas is already sounding the alarm. Children as young as nine are being...

Recently, the Floriana Senior Citizens held a photo exhibition at its premises to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Floriana Blitz on St Publius church, which took place on 28 April 1942. Most...

In 2018, prior to the Covid-19 crisis, the OECD reported that the tourism sector accounted for 12.8% of Malta's GDP. With a sector that represents such a significant portion of the Maltese economy and...

Those who know me and follow my work, easily gather that islands’ policy is something that is truly close to my heart. I was born and raised in Gozo, in the village of Nadur. Therefore, I...

Readers ask why is Malta so late in claiming its own exclusive economic zone? The answer is not clear but perhaps this is due to the fact that we had so many disputes on delineation of our...

Last week, Malta hosted the 2022 Special Olympics Invitational Games, welcoming delegations from 23 countries in the first gathering of its kind to take place in Europe since the start of the...