Life truly is a fickle thing.  It is capricious and unpredictable.  It doesn't follow a set playbook - it is fair but equally unfair.  And sometimes, it can go away without the...

Last month, Malta International Contemporary Art Space (MICAS) formally opened its third exhibition since its grand opening in October 2024, with the group show The Space We Inhabit featuring the...

The Addolorata Cemetery stands as Malta's largest and most prominent place of repose - a site of profound cultural, historical, and personal importance for thousands of families across the country....

Once a quaint fishing village defined by boats bobbing in a quiet bay and narrow streets lined with limestone houses, St Julian's has now morphed into a symbol of urban excess and systemic neglect. In...

As summer kicks in, major heat waves have become the norm, and Europe right now is going through one. Heat waves across southern Europe earlier this week pushed temperatures above 40 C in...

Sustain-Delay, the Malta Society of Arts' Performing Arts Programme, welcomes another season of adventurous music, launching on 5 July 2025. Sustain-Delay is known for pushing the boundaries of...

The Education Ministry is choosing to persist with a directive that fundamentally restricts the free speech of educators - even though the Ombudsman's office has recommended that this directive be...

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The gender corrective mechanism introduced into Malta's electoral system was born of good intentions: to address a persistent and troubling imbalance in representation and to make the nation's...

Two people tragically lost their lives due to road accidents last week. The first was accident saw a man die in a traffic accident in Zebbug in a horrific collision with another vehicle. The...