As every clown knows: it's one thing to juggle well, and quite another to drop the same ball in the same place in every show, and make it look like an accident. Yet, this is the challenge the...

This is my third curated collective exhibition for the Malta Community Chest Fund. Together with the ART4MCCF committee, we decided to dedicate the exhibition to landscapes. The exhibition will be...

Can you please introduce yourself to our readers? I was born in a small town called Älvängen, Sweden, in 1977. As a child, I spent much of my time exploring the forests, watching...

In an ideal educational system all students are supported to reach their potential throughout the compulsory years of schooling and beyond. This assumes that there are all the supporting structures in...

One of the strongest philosophical debates still going round since ancient Greece is the concept of personhood; when does a person starts being a person and when does a person stops being one?...

A circular which was issued to teachers last year has once again come into the spotlight. It is a circular which runs counter to what free speech demands. It deals with media appearances for...

2B Gallery, located in the heart of St. Julian's and recognized by the striking mural painting by acclaimed artist James Vella Grimaud, www.2b.mt, is an exciting new addition to Malta's growing...

Parliament is the centre of Malta's democracy.  It's the centre of power; where all the decisions are made, and where the most important debates in the country are held. It's for that reason...

The Prime Minister, rather than try to clear his name, has invoked time-barring, meaning that an accusation levelled against him cannot be investigated further. In a statement last Monday,...

We don't get to hear much about Michael Farrugia these days. The veteran Labour MP served as minister in various portfolios under Alfred Sant, Joseph Muscat and Robert Abela, covering a wide...