Both Russia and Malta have experienced government crises in recent months. After accusations of corruption and citizens' outrage, members of our governments resigned (although, a few years passed...

Drawing on the recent contributions from local artists and writers, the 2020 Campus Book Festival is dedicating an evening to literature and music of protest. The National Book Council has invited a...

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In a move that builds on the commitment made by Environment Minister Aaron Farrugia to publish a transparency register, the Commissioner for Standards has proposed the setting up of a law that would...

Last year, two of Malta's biggest bands joined forces and launched a collaboration that no one was expecting - Red Electrick and The Travellers gave local music fans something they never knew they...

The University of Malta, through the involvement of the Conservation Biology Research Group leader Prof. Adriana Vella, successfully hosted the first international G-Bike Genomics and Genetics for...

A circular economy. Not just a new catchword but the only way forward towards a more sustainable way of life, wherein as opposed to a traditional linear economy with its...

I was talking to a colleague on campus the day the In-Depth interview went online and had the chance to go over a few points from the perspective of another discipline. It’s the...

During a meeting with representatives of women’s rights organisations held on 19th February, Prime Minister Robert Abela was quoted as saying that the number of women in Parliament and the...

THE GOUV. KIAU. 4 - in a lecture organized by Din l-Art Helwa, firearms researcher Stephen Petroni will deliver the intriguing tale of a German 1906 Navy Luger pistol set against the historic events...