A recent Eurobarometer survey found that Maltese citizens are significantly more concerned that the European Union average about fake AI-generated content, disinformation and online risks. The...

Tate Britain presents the first major exhibition to explore the intertwined lives and legacies of Britain's most revered landscape artists: JMW Turner (1775-1851) and John Constable (1776-1837)....

The Government this past week launched the first phase of its Family Court reform following a public consultation process held in late 2024, setting out a comprehensive package of legal, procedural...

Adoption in Malta is often criticised as slow, complicated and discouraging. For prospective parents, the long assessments, training sessions and legal hurdles can feel excessive, even heartless. Yet...

The Labour government has wrapped itself in the language of sustainability. We hear about a "green Malta", about open spaces, quality of life, and a future aligned with Europe's environmental...

The importance of getting the European Union to truly see the impact of directives and policies on small island states like Malta is a must. But, as Chairman of the Malta Business Bureau Mario...

As the ageing population continues to grow, our approach to active ageing must be built on more than services alone. It requires strong leadership, motivated professionals and modern infrastructure....

This February, Corinthia London will unveil Look at Me - Framing the Iconic, a striking new installation from acclaimed British-Maltese portrait photographer Lorenzo Agius. Running throughout the 2026...

Another SME barometer measuring business performance was released by the Chamber of SMEs last week, and within it - as always - one can paint a picture of how Malta is developing from a business...

Malta has barely finished mopping up after Storm Harry, and Prime Minister Robert Abela finds himself caught in another tempest. Storm Roderick is not a weather phenomenon, but a political one,...