Disgraced former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat finally broke his silence this week and gave an interview to Times of Malta – the first interview he has given to an independent media house in...

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The discussion on the relationship between digital transformation and employment and the concerns that digital transformation could affect employment is not new. History seems to repeat itself. We are...

On 1 July the local press carried a summary of the Government notice about face masks that ran as follows: "For nine months, it's been as essential as your keys, wallet or mobile phone - the face...

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought about unprecedented disruptions and massive changes to every aspect of our lives. Our initial responses to the unnatural and unpleasant chain of events of 2020, was...

In 2014 and 2020 articles appeared in the British Medical Journal calling on the WHO to declare a state of emergency for climate change. The WHO itself states that climate change is affecting our...

Bonds, an exhibition by Nadya Peovska and Lilyana Ger, and curated by Roderick Camilleri, will present 34 artworks at the Malta Society of Arts' (MSA) galleries at Palazzo de La Salle in Valletta....

9 May marks the foundation of the suburban town of Floriana and the 300th anniversary of this locality will be celebrated in 2024. For this historical landmark the local gazette, Il-Furjana will...

The Toledano family is an old, extended, established, Jewish family in Malta, who has been on the island ever since great-grandmother Beatrice was persuaded to leave her native Florence and marry a...

Each story in many ways is similar to a loop, where each story is joined together holding a chain of events in one long chain. Stories are the building blocks of history, lying neatly on top of each...