Twelve years is more than enough time to discuss the need for a stronger framework to protect human rights and equality in Malta. Yet, as the National Commission for the Promotion of Equality...

This August, the faces and lived experiences of Gozo's diverse LGBTI+ community and its allies take centre stage in UNAPOLOGETIC, a new outdoor photography exhibition by photographer Ana Hastie,...

Some of the best reforms are not necessarily the grandest or most expensive. Sometimes, improving a public service simply means identifying an unnecessary obstacle which people have grown...

A crowdfunding campaign on Zaar aims to bring back Mellieħa Basketball, returning the locality to national league competition for the first time in over two decades. In its heyday in the...

Valletta will welcome the sounds of China this September as the acclaimed Shanghai Chinese Orchestra presents two special musical events celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival, one of the most cherished...

Enemalta's warning that electricity demand is no longer simply reaching a daily peak, but remaining close to peak levels for much longer, should be taken seriously - by the company itself and by the...

Malta and Cyprus are two Mediterranean islands blessed with a similar climate, beautiful coastlines and a tourism industry that is central to their economies. Yet the two countries offer an...

This performance is a political one. Two dancers ceremoniously transport their leader across the room to a microphone, where she starts making announcements in Spanish. One dancer, wearing a...

As eerie music fills the Manoel Theatre, two skeletal figures, barely clothed, stand inside a, minimalist, square of light. The dancers begin with almost imperceptible sways, their micro-movements...

Maltese dancer Noa Ng has made history as the first Maltese candidate ever selected to participate in the prestigious Fonteyn International Ballet Competition in London - one of the world's most...