For the month of February, we will be showcasing the works of an artist whose practice I have always found intriguing and enigmatic, and with whom I finally have the opportunity to collaborate. ...

The post-WWII political order seems to be stuck in a political rut, unfortunately, where discourse is dominated by "Liberal" commentators and "Conservative" ones. In the 20th Century, one, perhaps,...

Former Prime Minister Alfred Sant's opinion published in The Malta Independent earlier this week should send a strong message to Prime Minister Robert Abela, that his decision not to publish the...

The De Valette Chamber Orchestra (DVCO) is one of Malta's newest and most exciting classical ensembles, founded to bring together top international musicians while showcasing Maltese cultural heritage...

On 27 January, the Tayar Foundation for Jewish Heritage in Malta marked the 81st International Holocaust Day with an interesting evening of reflection, history and nostalgia. The event that was...

On what feels like the umpteenth occasion, there is an industrial dispute concerning the education sector. After one which impacted government schools, another which had significant and heavy...

A collection of postcards donated to Heritage Malta by Judge Giovanni Bonello in 2022 has been uploaded on the agency's recently inaugurated eMuseum platform for public enjoyment and...

The devastation caused by Storm Harry has once again exposed a serious gap in how the government communicates with the public during major emergencies. While extreme weather events cannot be...

The Office of the Information and Data Protection Commissioner (IDPC) is marking Data Protection Day on 28 January 2026 with the launch of a new awareness campaign aimed at promoting children's data...

The controversy surrounding ARMS Ltd's failure to apply the eco-reduction on a number of utility bills is, at its core, not just about whether the affected consumers number in the hundreds or in the...