We were equally shocked and outraged at the shocking story which we reported on Tuesday, wherein an injured migrant worker was found on a pavement in Mellieha. The worker – a 32-year-old...

We often tend to discuss the environment as if it were something exterior to us.  We tend to discuss the environment as something that we need to safeguard, as something that we need to take care...

Motorsports enthusiasts have long been calling for a race-track in Malta, with electoral manifestos over recent years pointing to the eventual creation of one. The fact that the announcement came...

Perfettament Imperfetta, your new novel, has made waves in the past month since publication: lots of people seem to be reading it and recommending it by word of mouth. Why do you think that...

The scientific journal Xjenza Online has released a new volume. Three articles have been written by professionals in the science field to explore three themes. Rebecca-Maria Scerri and Joseph...

Fajza, the protagonist of this story, begins the narrative by being shot and wounded in a rather disreputable area of Toronto, Canada. She later dies, though not of her wounds. From that point...

Life as seen through the eyes of 22 children who are non-verbal, visually-impaired or on the autism spectrum is about to change as they received tailor-made electronic devices to support the way they...

This is the first of a two-part feature, giving an overview of the Maltese prisons' living conditions 125 years ago and deals with such matters as punishment, religious services, medical treatment,...

What was your thought process as a curator when coming up with the exhibition concept? And, what was your process when selecting the artists? The idea to curate an LGBTIQ+ exhibition locally has...

Someone said, half-jokingly, that it took much less time for the Red Arrows to return to their base in England than for those who went to watch their display to go back home after the show from the...