​As we close the door on 2025, it is impossible not to feel a sense of pride in the resilience and growth of the Maltese economy. With our GDP reaching record heights, the tourism sector remains...

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...

The Malta Sociological Association (MSA)'s annual conference took place on 8 November 2025 at the Salini Visitors' Centre, featuring a curated array of academic presentations centred on the theme of...

Volunteers and NGOs working on the frontlines to protect Malta's environment play a very important part in today's Malta. They organize marches and protests on environmental issues when they are...

Once regarded as a fading remnant of Malta's industrial past, the Cottonera region - the historic Three Cities of Vittoriosa, Senglea, and Cospicua has experienced nothing short of a renaissance over...

As a serious incident in one of our schools unfolded earlier this week, parents, educators and students have turned to social media and media outlets to express their fears over this distressing...

The issue of the finch-trapping derogation 'for research purposes' has reared its head again recently. BirdLife published a letter by the European commission, which read that in a meeting between...

When DBRS Morningstar confirmed Malta's sovereign credit rating at A (high) with a stable trend last week, the government wasted no time in celebrating the news. Prime Minister Robert Abela and...

In an interview with The Malta Independent on Sunday about his work at YMCA's psychotherapeutic services, psychotherapist Kyle Matthew Attard highlighted some interesting points and...

At the very heart of the vision 'Il Quddiem b'Dinjità (Forward with Dignity) lies the principle of solidarity: between the strong and the weak, between those with wealth and those on the brink...