With spring hunting season approaching once again, Malta is heading into familiar and deeply troubling territory. The signs are all there: scientific warnings ignored, legal obligations sidestepped,...

Neutrality has been the cornerstone of Malta's foreign policy for decades now, and today the country commemorates the day that this neutrality was truly put into practice. Freedom Day...

Much has been said about Malta's tourism sector in the past years, particularly as it has recovered from the Covid-19 pandemic.  The sector bounced back from the pandemic by not just hitting its...

Malta faces important decisions on how to use some of its most strategic land, balancing development with quality of life, sustainability and long-term national interest. With my background in...

"What will happen to my son when I am no longer here?!" This is a question I often hear from elderly parents who have children with disabilities, even more so when the mother or father is already...

There is a specific kind of magic that happens when you look at Malta from above. Away from the traffic and the noise, the archipelago transforms into a dialogue between ancient stone and the...

The action begins and takes place in Antarctica. The famous Dirk Pitt, the hero of so many Clive Cussler novels, focuses on the descendants of a couple who survived a 19th century battle between...

Parliamentary questions are not a courtesy. They are not optional. They are not a nuisance to be brushed aside when they become politically uncomfortable. They are one of the most basic and...

Passive-aggressive behaviour, a subtle yet destructive form of communication, often slips beneath the radar in relationships. While it might not involve outright confrontation, its effects can be...

With his second solo exhibition, Dave Calleja turns his attention to remnants, the traces that linger between presence and absence. Having curated his debut show at il-Kamra ta' Fuq in 2024, I am once...