Malta's population numbers continue to rise, but the country has limited space and is facing infrastructural challenges, chief among them being traffic. It is an issue that has been debated much....

On 6 May, the European Commission sent a very clear message to Russia: No More. No more will we permit Russia to weaponize energy against us. No more will we allow our Member States to be...

Prime Minister Robert Abela's continued failure to make public the 2023 asset declarations of his Cabinet, combined with his evasive responses, paints a troubling picture of a government that seems...

Bank of Valletta's Chief Operations Officer, Ernest Agius, recently visited Prevarti Laboratories to observe the final stages of restoration on two significant artworks by celebrated Maltese artist...

The current frenzy of electricity cable laying across Malta is a glaring reminder of what happens when long-term infrastructure planning is neglected. The sudden rush of works in densely populated...

This year marks two landmark anniversaries - 50 years since the foundation of the National War Museum in Valletta and 80 years since the end of the Second World War in Europe. As part of Malta...

In a thrilling blend of suspense and dark humour, MADC's latest production of Deathtrap, directed by Joe Depasquale, masterfully draws the audience into a twisting narrative of deceit, ambition and...

History has a strange way of repeating itself - particularly when it comes to politics. The situation in the Għargħur local council that developed this week is one such instance as...

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As we mark European Independent Living Day on the 5th of May, we are called not only to celebrate, but to reflect on the progress made-and the long road still ahead-for persons with disabilities in...