The final farewell for Karl Gouder will be held today. The news of his death on Tuesday came as a shock. His loss was felt by many, from family and friends, to colleagues and former constituents...

Malta’s political environment is becoming more toxic – and it’s a toxicity which is seeping into the actions of some of the public. This past week we’ve seen three...

The Malta Sociological Association (MSA) has proposed that Malta's national budget for 2025 allocates funds as well as incentives for the mainstreaming of Social Impact Assessments (SIA) in Malta's...

The role of Chief Executive Officer – or rather, CEO – is pretty much the most important one in any entity.  This is the man or woman who runs the show and ensures that the entity in...

The question as to whether or not the country should have full-time mayors is one that was raised in an article by The Malta Independent on Sunday. In the article, this newsroom spoke to five...

We are far more used to government scandals than we should be, and this is due to the sheer number of them we have witnessed over recent years. From the Panama Papers, to the now annulled...

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Everyone living in Malta knows about the infamous hospitals' deal, which wasted so much time and squandered resources that could have been better spent on healthcare improvements. It originated...

Opera in the Capital was very much the sort of programme I enjoy: a handful of wellknown arias from operas, a couple of famous intermezzi, a well-loved Lehár aria and the everpopular...

The Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS) is proud to announce its inclusion in the latest Unesco-UNEVOC publication, which highlights innovative practices in Technical and Vocational Education and...