The election campaign is over and, tomorrow, we are being invited to exercise our right to vote to elect the new government. The Friday before the election has been traditionally known as the...

We are not legally obliged to vote but voting remains our civic duty. But what does it really mean? And what does it mean for us Maltese in particular? Typically in our country, national elections...

The story of little Hassan Al-Khalaf, an eleven-year-old boy, who finally reached safety in Slovakia after joining the masses of refugees escaping the Russian invasion of Ukraine hit the headlines...

The election campaign comes to an end today. The political parties will make their final push for votes. Most of us have already made up their minds what they will do on Saturday.  It is...

Surveys continue to show that Maltese voters will give the Labour Party another comfortable victory in Saturday’s election. It would be the third in a row. And yet Prime Minister Robert...

I have never known a political party in such straits as the PN. It is all constriction, it can hardly breathe. One leader removed, another elected in the same legislature who does not seem to be...

The Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering (DIME) at the University of Malta has hosted the first international workshop on Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM): Future Interactive...

The Nationalist Party is the party for education. Aware that Malta’s only resources are its people, every Nationalist administration over the years invested heavily in education, from making the...

An urgent investigation is required into what took place during the early voting day last Saturday. It was recently revealed that two prisoners who were not meant to be allowed to vote, are on...

Adrian Scicluna presents a mixed collection of paintings and sculpture at Lily Agius Gallery, piecing together a landscape formed of multiple realities. Scicluna plays with notions of absence and...