Decades of experimentation with several media as well as formal training have led Ethelbert Perini to create a collection of artworks that are being exhibited in what is his first solo...

The latest Malta Independent political survey certainly gives pause for reflection. It also gave rise to a number of questions. Would a 0.4% lead for the PN result in an overall majority of...

The Creepers will be making a highly anticipated return for an unforgettable evening at the Aria Complex in San Gwann on Friday, 13 October. Established in 2010, The Creepers introduced vintage...

The Madama Butterfly of 7 January 1977 in Gozo marked a historic event - the first of what was to become a genre in its own right - known to us today as Opera in Gozo, brought to us, in good part...

Today we are celebrating the United Nations International Day of Older Persons. The 1st of October was designated as such by the United Nations General Assembly on the 14 December 1990. Several other...

As the scholastic year 2023/4 has embarked, students and teachers in Malta are facing another year of scholastic education. Everything seems to commence with the same routine, more or less, having...

Evolutionary theory leaves no room for a supernatural creator and since this theory believes there is no God or an intelligent designer, then there are no rules and no one to give an account of...

Your editorial in The Malta Independent on Thursday 28 Sep – The Maltese Vote in Gozo is interesting but not alarming. What’s wrong with having so much Maltese entitled to vote in...

As the scorching grip of summer gradually loosens its hold, we prepare for the reopening of Parliament. While the summer heat may suggest a temporary pause in political affairs, it is crucial to...

This week brought the latest in a series of sad and anger-inducing injustices. In April 2020, young man Matteo Grima was out jogging when he was seriously injured after being hit by a car. He...