The Malta Independent 6 November 2026, Friday
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Controller Natural Sleep for calm nights

Sunday, 11 January 2026, 08:20 Last update: about 11 months ago

Controller Natural Sleep Capsules by Alta Care Laboratoires aim to improve sleep quality and enhance nighttime rest in a gentle, natural way. Created for people who struggle with light or disrupted...

Borrowing from tomorrow to pay for today

Sunday, 11 January 2026, 08:13 Last update: about 11 months ago

There is a quiet danger lurking in seemingly favourable economic times. It is the temptation to believe that the sun will always shine, and that inauspicious times will never come. Malta's latest...

Galina Troizky: Mapping heritage loss through art

Sunday, 11 January 2026, 08:05 Last update: about 11 months ago

Galina Troizky's Mystique Blues, currently on view at Muża, the national-community museum, is an exhibition that lingers in the mind long after the first encounter. Rather than treating the...

A chorus of languages, yet few sing

Sunday, 11 January 2026, 08:04 Last update: about 11 months ago

While Malta may be home to many languages only a very small fraction are actively learned, leaving most silent. This reflects gaps in policy, opportunity, societal attitudes, and modern reliance on...

A year of reflection, a year of resolve

Sunday, 11 January 2026, 08:02 Last update: about 11 months ago

The past year in Maltese politics has been one of reflection, challenge, and growing clarity. It has been a year that forced us, as a country, to ask difficult questions about where we are heading,...

TMID Editorial: Malta’s broken rental market

Saturday, 10 January 2026, 10:57 Last update: about 11 months ago

A study issued this week by the tenant's association Solidarjetà has found a complete lack of affordability in the private rental market sector, with those on minimum wage having no hope...

Urban Whispers, Parisian Spark

Saturday, 10 January 2026, 08:00 Last update: about 11 months ago Marie Benoît

In the hush between train arrivals, a model strides across the platform.  Her silhouette is wrapped in leopard print and sequins, her fingers adorned with camellia-shaped rings that catch the...

TMID Editorial: Politics in a small State

Friday, 9 January 2026, 11:17 Last update: about 11 months ago

It is well-known that Malta historically has had a highly-polarised political culture. Political party supporters are passionate, and both major parties have their core of die-hard supporters who...

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