Malta has spent years relying on foreign workers to sustain its economic growth, fill vacancies across essential sectors and keep businesses operating, yet the very people who have become...

When we hear the term “proofreading”, the first things that probably come to mind are spelling mistakes, commas and full stops. But how much do we really know about the work of...

For decades, what journalists referred to as the "budget conclave" was an established feature of Malta's annual Budget Day. A few hours before the Finance Minister rose in Parliament to deliver the...

When Laura left Portugal to take up a nursing position in Malta, she was excited about the opportunity to gain international experience and advance her career. However, shortly after arriving, she...

Second chances are important. Everyone deserves the opportunity to learn from their mistakes, turn their lives around, and reintegrate into society. This is particularly true of young people, whose...

The Malta Book Festival will be taking place from 4-8 November at the Malta Fairs and Conventions Centre (MFCC), Ta' Qali.  Organised by the National Book Council (NBC) and now in its 47th...

This was a different Budget to what the country has grown accustomed to from a Labour government.  Rather than offering a gift-giving bonanza, Finance Minister Clyde Caruana stood up in...

As Finance Minister Clyde Caruana presents Budget 2027 in Parliament later today, attention will turn to the measures that the government intends to introduce over the coming year. Families,...

Prime Minister Robert Abela gets offended whenever someone mentions anti-mafia legislation, apparently believing that introducing such laws would label Malta a mafia state. The argument does not...

Between 6 and 20 November, the historic halls of the Wignacourt Museum in Rabat will host an important solo exhibition by Lino Schembri, who paints under the moniker of Paulino, titled Topographies of...