In my article “The solution is in the problem” published on Sunday 1st March I stated that I will follow up with a proposal  on “how the Prime Minister can also have an equal...

Little by little, the Coronavirus pandemic – it has been declared as such by the World Health Organisation – is taking over our lives.  Malta has not been spared, as we have...

The words of an Italian nurse may have been lost amid the public concern that is growing day after day as more Coronavirus cases are registered and measures are taken in an attempt to control the...

We are, we may say, in Phase 2 of the Coronavirus infection, moving up to Phase 3. That depends on the number of cases identified and later on with eventual deaths. From the experience of...

The Coronavirus outbreak has undoubtedly had an effect on the economies around the world, with the tourism industry in particular being hit. Here in Malta, the situation is no different. Travel...

When it comes to women's equality, it is difficult to know where to begin. So many issues, so little time, there is bound to be contrasting ideas about the best place to start. Still, I do not...

Several people braved the rainy weather and passed through Manoel Island last Sunday to head to Fort Manoel's monthly open day to enjoy the beautifully restored Fort, which played such a pivotal...

One of the latest in a series of twisted and bizarre theories about the Coronavirus is that it is some kind of biological weapon that is being employed to destroy Malta. It’s not a joke....

Astarti Athanasiadou's live performance at this year's edition of the APS Mdina Cathedral Contemporary Art Biennale on Saturday 18 April will tackle the problem of man's destruction of the natural...

Malta lacks the spaces to discuss issues and concerns related to sexual and reproductive health, let alone the rights that are attached to it, LGBTIQ and human rights activist Ruth Baldacchino told...