"I still recall the terrible feeling of anxiety and uncertainty of those first few months of the pandemic. Two years had barely passed since the sudden loss of Charles, my soulmate and companion for...

Dr Lydia Abela is an asset to the Labour Party and now to the Labour government. The few times I saw her on television I admired the sober way in which she conducted herself as executive secretary of...

The Marsascala local council this week said in unequivocal terms that it is totally against the yacht marina being proposed by Transport Malta. But, judging by replies given to this newsroom by the...

Three days have now passed since Colin Galea died in hospital, some days after he attempted suicide while he was in prison. Three days where calls for the resignation of prison head Alexander...

In these days of extreme heat, we would do well to consider the impact of the weather on the condition of life in these tightly-packed islands. We know of course that this extreme heat does not...

The Idea of the Grotesque understood as the Fundamental Basis of the Process of Transmogrification formed part of a joint exhibition entitled Strada Stretta Occupy by Students which was held at...

The Malta FA recently this week approved the implementation of a protocol to be used when discriminatory behaviour is observed in local football matches. Among other things, match officials will...

The psychiatric hospital has again resurfaced in the news recently, when a patient challenged, in court, his seven year detention there. In 2014 Nicholas Grech, an engineer who is now 44, was...

The world watched in disbelief this week as the Taliban completed their take-over of Afghanistan. 20 years of war were undone in the space of a few weeks, as the Islamist group took swift advantage of...

Last week news broke that there was a high SEC failure rate in core subjects – Maths, English and Maltese. Figures show that this year, 17% of students who sat for Maltese, 18% who sat for...