The reading and thinking part of Malta is understandably very alarmed these days with what is coming out of the various court hearings about various aspects of Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder. In...

Justyne Caruana must be given credit for what she did. In an article she wrote for The Malta Independent a few days after she resigned, she said that it was the toughest political decision she...

As part of a new initiative targeting the needs of older LGBTIQ persons using social care services, Caremalta, part of the Vassallo Group, is holding a series of awareness sessions for all members of...

In an upcoming concert which concludes the Medinea session in Malta, 11 musicians coming from 8 different countries will be presenting new music developed throughout an intercultural composition...

Two very positive environmental measures were announed on Wednesday – a project aimed at improving the Environment and Resources Authority’s regulatory and enforcement capacities, and a...

Recently a pro-life Irish couple, Carmen and Declan Waters addressed a group of Form 5 students at St Margaret College Secondary School, Verdala Cospicua. The Irish couple was invited to school by...

I came to Malta for the first time at the age of five. This was the 1980s. My father, an international journalist, was assigned to the island by the USSR to work in a region that also included...

The Annual General Meeting of the National Council of Women, held on Saturday, 25 January at The Victoria Hotel, Sliema was indeed a hub of activity. President Mary Gaerty spoke about the work which...

On the occasion of the 410th Anniversary of Wignacourt Tower, St Paul's Bay, Din l-Art Helwa is commemorating the laying of the first stone of this first coastal watchtower built in...

Domestic Violence has been a plague in Malta for many, many years, and while more people are standing up to such violence, it is still not enough. The State has failed the people for too long on...