Need some COVID-secure, family-friendly entertainment? Then head (virtually) over to the Teatru Manoel, as an exciting new season of the ever-popular Toi Toi programme is about to begin! Widely...

A recent study has named Malta in the top five countries at risk of ecosystem collapse as a result of a decline in biodiversity services; that means countries globally depending on biodiversity and...

'Neither the life of an individual nor the history of a society can be understood without understanding both.' - C. Wright Mills ( American sociologist) The Labour government’s belief...

The 55th edition of the Malta Photographic Society's annual National Competition and Exhibition of Photography opens on 6 November at the seat of the Malta Society of Arts, Palazzo de La Salle in...

You only have to look around you as you sit in a public space to notice how many people are glued to their phones, whether walking, sitting at a café or restaurant, or standing still. Our...

People today are more interconnected than they have ever been. Air travel has opened up the world to us; no country is more than a relatively short flight away. In the age of the internet, we may do...

The Budget, presented to Parliament last week, is the largest the country has ever seen. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, it set a resolute agenda and allows us all to look to the future with...

  Links to pagan roots The most popular theory about the origins of Halloween is that it derives from the ancient Celtic harvest festival of Samhain, celebrated on 1 November. The name...

One of two magisterial inquiries linked to the Panama Papers investigation is at a “crucial” stage, a public inquiry board was told this week.  The inquiries form part of a police...

We seem to have entered yet another chapter of this endless Coronavirus saga. After several countries, including Malta, eased restrictions at the start of summer at a time when the virus appeared...