Issues related to the economy remain the top concern for people in Malta, according to a Eurobarometer survey published over the course of last week. The survey found that inflation and the...

The way the Prime Minister reacted to a request for a magisterial inquiry has taken us closer, much closer, to political repression. Last Sunday, we were told that a request had been made for a...

Politics in the GospelAuthour: Charlo CamilleriPublisher: Horizons / 2023Pages: 139 The heading of this review would quite fit as a title of a sermon to be delivered these days in the wake of the...

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When it comes to Requiems and Stabat Maters I tend to avoid them as they make me more sad than ever. But Verdi's Requiem was so well advertised that I decided to break the embargo I had placed upon...

Stretching Boundaries of Critical Education. Past, Present and Future PossibilitiesAuthors: Prof. Carmel Borg & Prof. Peter MayoPublisher: Faculty of Education, University of Malta  A...

The term of the MUT Council shall be concluded this month and a new four-year term shall commence in January. The current council was elected in mid-2020. I shall outline some of the work carried out...

Christmas Eve will see the start of the Catholic Jubilee Year 2025 with the theme "Pilgrims of Hope", chosen by Pope Francis to promote peacebuilding in a world threatened by climate change and...

In the dynamic landscape of European education, alternative education models are emerging as beacons of innovation, challenging traditional pedagogies and reshaping the way students learn and grow....

Archbishop Charles Scicluna used his Republic Day homily to highlight Malta's declining birth rate, describing it as a national concern with deep societal implications. He emphasised that this trend...