Christmas is solidly upon us. The streets are aflame with flickering lights, and most of us have decked our homes for the season, as we are just one week away from the big day. For many this is a...

Our new exhibition at il-Kamra ta' Fuq comes with quite a poetic title, "The tree is saying things, in words before words" and it is by one of the most established artists in Malta who doesn't need...

Somehow or another, I have never been able to attend Anna Proccedu's events over the years and she has certainly been very active. Valletta means either a taxi or parking outside in the carpark....

Just like the war on drugs, the war on domestic violence will, for a long time, remain an ongoing war, neither being won nor lost. There will be intermittent periods of high and low of cases, possibly...

In recent years the EU has embarked on a robust digital agenda by setting ambitious targets through the so-called Europe’s Digital Decade for the year 2030, which will create the conditions to...

Whether you're on the receiving end of someone else's anger, or it's your blood which appears to be boiling, anger is rarely seen as anything but negative. Anger, however, is a natural human emotion...

A new crowdfunding campaign launched on  Zaar is raising much-needed funds to help children in need in Madagascar as the facilities offered within the orphanage that houses them are under threat...

“If we are going to continue with the line of thought that laws solve problems, then we are far off from the truth.” This statement was made by President Emeritus Marie Louise Coleiro...

Reducing the use of cars must be a top priority for Malta. Ever since Covid-19 restrictions eased, the normal day-to-day traffic returned… and it is only getting worse. Malta’s...

We can argue for many hours on the people who were awarded Malta’s highest honours on Republic Day. It is a tradition that people who have done something for the country get their moment of...