Throughout December, until 4 January, St James Cavalier is hosting a number of exhibitions, including Disability Through the Lens: Our Life Stories. This exhibition brings together the work of four...

Nobody can disagree how Serfs (farmers), under the Czarist rule in Russia, constituted a form of feudalism, yet before it was liberalised in 1861, the state dictated that it was based on protecting an...

Shaped by the islands' unique flora, climate, and soil, Maltese honey has long been prized for its distinctive flavour profile. While global demand for quality honey continues to grow, Malta's...

"It's the economy, stupid" may be one of the most famous political catchphrases in politics.  First used during Bill Clinton's successful 1992 presidential campaign, the phrase is a reflection of...

Racial discrimination remains a challenge worldwide, and Malta is no exception. People of African descent continue to face significant barriers in employment, housing, education and daily...

This is the season when we exchange wishes for a Happy Christmas and a Happy New Year with family, friends, colleagues, neighbours, and the wider community. Yet for persons with disabilities in Malta...

Following the Planning Authority's (PA) approval of an additional 13 storeys on the DB monstrosity in Pembroke, Moviment Graffitti, together with residents, organisations, and local councils, will be...

A statement issued by the government regarding pensions this week again shone a spotlight on Malta's birth rate problems. The statement read that the government tabled the 2025 Report of the...

Hospice Malta has officially presented the keys of the brand-new Ford Puma Gen-E to this year's grand prize winner of the annual lottery - Maria Vassallo (Ticket Number 2510597). The car, sponsored by...

Heritage Malta has launched a new book that brings to life the people and stories of Cospicua, Vittoriosa and Senglea during the first century of the Order of St John in Malta. The book is the...