More than simply bricks and mortar, social housing reflects our society's values, a reflection of our social consciousness, and a dedication to dignity for everyone. Launched recently by the Housing...

I am writing in response to the book review titled "Genesis of a tragedy", written by Noel Grima and published on 11 May 2025 in your newspaper, The Malta Independent on Sunday. As the author of...

The current debate on euthanasia is both timely and deeply complex. As with many 'national conversations', the timing of this particular discussion stands to be debated. After all, in politics, timing...

As Malta strides into the digital age, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into public services presents an unprecedented opportunity to enhance efficiency, transparency, and citizen...

It is quite remarkable the lengths we are willing to go, to justify certain decisions which no one, except perhaps for a very few, can wrap their heads around. The mental gymnastics we are willing to...

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...

The Bis-Saħħa Wine Festival is returning for its 18th edition, promising an enjoyable evening of wine and lively entertainment in the charming village square of Santa Luċija, Gozo. This...

There is a general consensus that one should always be prudent when talking about court cases.  Politicians, given the attention that they garner from the media and the following that they have...

An exciting series of talks at Palazzo Falson presented in collaboration with Fondazzjoni Patrimonju Malti encouraging conversations on the roles, challenges and evolving nature of museums. Each...

One of Emvin Cremona's (1919-1987) most intriguing bodies of work is often referred to as the 'broken glass series', though Cremona referred to them specifically as 'glass collages'. This distinction...