Those who know me and follow my work, easily gather that islands’ policy is something that is truly close to my heart. I was born and raised in Gozo, in the village of Nadur. Therefore, I...

Last week, Malta hosted the 2022 Special Olympics Invitational Games, welcoming delegations from 23 countries in the first gathering of its kind to take place in Europe since the start of the...

Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca, former President and Malta Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society founder and chair, has been chosen to head Eurochild for a second term. Eurochild, which has some...

Simply stated, there is no specific requirement for the police to give press conferences. But in the aftermath of a major or serious crime, expectations do run high. If a police press conference or...

Ever since 2002, the United Nations has proclaimed 22 May as the International Day for Biological Diversity (IDB) in order to increase the understanding, as well as the awareness, of biodiversity...

Your cultural events spy was invited by Pablo Botello Carretero, President of the Maltese-Spanish Chamber of Commerce, to a reception sponsored by the Chamber at Art111 Gallary in Ta'Xbiex.  I...

May is Mental Health Awareness month and to raise more awareness Hila, Home to Independence and Limitless Abilities, organised a walk in Valletta, on 16 May, starting from the Triton Fountain to St...

Conversations with nature is an exhibition of a series of plein air to studio-painted naturescapes, which have emerged from Joanne's paintings on location during the past year. Taking her plein air...

Climate change is, rightly, at the top of many agendas at the moment.  As the world gets hotter and hotter – something which Malta will no doubt be reminded about again over the coming...

How large should our House of Representatives be? The question is not trivial. Assembly size has measurable effects on the representation of political parties. A parliament that is overly large in...