Anna Galea is Malta’s foremost watercolorist whose talents are recognised beyond our shores. Anna has exhibited her art extensively across Europe, Dubai, Melbourne, Bogota, New York and...

Last Sunday this newspaper published an interview with medical doctor and bioethicist Professor Pierre Mallia on the current euthanasia debate in Malta. One particular point drew my...

The first Mediterranean movement for children in the region has just been inaugurated to pressure governments and civil society to place youngsters and their future at the top of the political...

"There are moments, and they're wonderful. For example, when I sail into the harbour at Valletta and see my Malta Siege Bell Memorial, with the bell which rings for two minutes every mid-day, I feel...

In 2016 a social research project spearheaded by Mid-Dlam Ghad-Dawl and carried out by the Institute of Family Therapy-Malta led to the publication of a book made possible through a grant from The...

Since it opened its door in Balzan the two young gallarists, Perit Alexia Gingell Littlejohn and Rachel Bezzina have been busy juggling their young families and organizing events at Gallery 23 ...

I am no journalist myself, but, as one who has been for a long time daily following journalistic trends, I have been able to identify five core values of journalism. These values are accuracy, which...

“In line with the CRPD, the majority of EU countries offer persons with disabilities the possibility of freely choosing assistance to vote. However, in Greece and Malta, only election officials...

The short answer is: because we are journalists, and this is what journalists do – they go where the story is.  This might be obvious to many of our readers, but we felt the need to write...

The police force has been one of the entities which has been under the microscope the most in the last decade. We had years under the Joseph Muscat administration where police commissioners were...