As Malta goes to the polls, it chooses. Not only between two parties. Not only between two leaders. But between two very different ideas of the country. One is the country Labour has given...

The election campaign in Malta has become less about ideas and more about visibility. Not visibility in the traditional sense of public meetings, debates or political discussion, but visibility...

Frames of Hope is a photography exhibition by Diana Iskander, organised by Rotaract Club Malta in collaboration with Christine X Art Gallery. Taking place on Friday, 29 May 2026 at 7pm, the exhibition...

For weeks now, countless people have abandoned their homes every morning and evening to roam from one political gathering to another, plate in hand, drink in the other, happily surviving on a...

As this electoral campaign gathers momentum, the Maltese people are being presented with two fundamentally different political and economic approaches. Beyond the slogans, beyond the carefully managed...

The Labour Party has nonchalantly declared that if elected, they will hand over to the people a decision about whether or not the Maltese people want euthanasia to become part of our legal way of...

Many people think the danger ends when a relationship ends. They believe that once someone finally leaves an abusive relationship, the worst is over. That from that point onward, peace begins. That...

Much was said about the party leaders debate held at the University of Malta last week.  It was the first debate of this general election campaign, and it is also the only debate which...

The election campaign is entering its final days and, after weeks of rallies, interviews, debates and endless social media content, voters now face the decision that will determine Malta's direction...

In a political landscape often dominated by vague promises and loosely defined ambitions, the Partit Laburista's proposals for pensioners and the elderly distinguish themselves through something rare:...