The need for improvements to be made to the way Parliament operates has long been a topic of discussion in Malta. Indeed this newsroom has brought up the need for certain changes in the...

Gaulitana: A festival of music returns for its 19th edition, lending a voice to music! Defined as "a major festival of classical music"(Musical Opinion UK), the annual springtime endeavour presents a...

On Monday, Prime Minister Robert Abela announced that a deal has been found for Manoel Island and Fort Tigne to be returned into the hands of the government. The deal follows months of...

A new chapter will soon be starting for the historical buildings currently serving as the Gozo Nature Museum and the Gozo Museum of Archaeology, as their present roles gradually cease and give way for...

Museums by Candlelight returns to Birgu for its first appointment this year, bringing heritage to life across Fort St Angelo, the Inquisitor's Palace and, for the first time, St Lawrence Church and...

Malta's tourism figures are, on paper, an undeniable success. More than four million inbound tourists in 2025, over 25 million nights spent, and almost €4 billion in expenditure represent...

One of Malta's most beloved literary characters will be back to the stage with a new theatrical adaptation of Trevor Żahra's novel Il-Ħajja Sigrieta tan-Nanna Ġenoveffa. Directed...

Malta's construction boom has long been accompanied by concerns about safety, regulation and the pace at which development is being approved. Over the years, the public has become accustomed to...

Every month, millions of women in Malta and across Europe earn less than their male colleagues, even when they work just as hard and have similar qualifications. This persistent difference, known as...

Parliament's approval of legislation allowing random roadside testing for alcohol and drugs is certainly a long awaited step in the right direction. For years, calls have been made for stronger...