The government, together with Project Green and Saving Our Blue, launched Islands Cleanup this week, which is the third edition of the national cleanup campaign inviting businesses, NGOs and other...

Digitalisation is a key priority for the EU. Being ahead of the curve on innovation and technology is crucial to safeguard the competitiveness of European businesses and this is enabled through timely...

Last Sunday, The Malta Independent on Sunday carried a feature highlighting the seven times in which the shadow of former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat loomed heavily over the shoulders of his...

Nearly 8,500 patients are waiting longer than stipulated in the Patient Charter to undergo surgical interventions. This is not a number. They are 8,454 people who, for different reasons, have not...

A compelling new show, which explores the issue of sexual violence against women and people of marginalised genders, is soon set to take to the stage at Teatru Astra in Gozo and Spazju Kreattiv in...

Yesterday saw the opening ceremony of the Games of the Small States of Europe which is being held in Malta: a prestigious sporting event bringing together the smallest nations in Europe – Malta,...

Saturday’s environment protest should serve as a wake up call for the government and planning institutions. It was not a protest that was supported by just one section of society, but...

I read somewhere that it's all the fault of El Niño. Which refers to the effect on our weather caused by a change in - of all things - the temperature of the surface of the sea in the...

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European Mental Health Week comes to an end today and, unless something extraordinary happens this Sunday, the government has been totally absent and silent about it. Maybe it is too busy dealing...