A report by the Commissioner for Education within the Ombudsman's Office was published yesterday, declaring that a highly controversial directive which restricts teachers' right to speak out violated...

The Department of Art and Art History at the University of Malta is pleased to announce an evening of public talks featuring distinguished visiting scholars Prof. Ron Spronk and Prof. Paul Wood. The...

At the conclusion of the celebrations commemorating its 50th anniversary, Bank of Valletta provided its employees with a chance to showcase their photography skills. Eleven employees were selected to...

International Workers' Day is a significant celebration of labour and workers' rights. Observed on 1 May each year, it traces its origins back to the labour movement in the late 19th century. The day...

If journalism is in crisis, it's not because of censorship alone but because of burnout. Public debates on press freedom often focus on political attacks or legal threats to the press. These are...

At the heart of this year's edition of the popular Museums by Candlelight is the sword of honour personally awarded by Napoleon in 1800 to Denis Decrès, a famous French Rear Admiral. This...

Over the past few years, Malta has made encouraging progress in the field of waste management, thanks in large part to the increased effort by households in separating their waste. According to...

The news reported by the Financial Times in the UK, that there are individuals who have been sanctioned over Russia's war in the Ukraine who have Maltese passports, is the latest example of why...

As the world grows ever smaller thanks to the internet and social media, the dangers associated with these technologies continues to persist These threats span from the spread of misinformation...