Guess who's back at il-Kamra ta' Fuq, much to our delight? Here's a hint: this will be his third solo exhibition at our space ...

This piece starts with the words 'the State' and not 'the People' for the simple reason that in our polity the people are ...

I read with some trepidation Alexander Mangion's piece about fireworks in The Malta Independent (August 9, 2026). Indeed I ...

More than 40% of residents in Malta believe their neighbourhood has worsened in recent years, although s similar number say ...

Some books are read once and then forgotten. Others are read once and remain with us. Animal Farm by George Orwell is one of ...

In 2017, following months of negotiations on the Malta College of Art, Science and Technology (MCAST) collective agreement ...

We have all played musical chairs. The music starts, everyone moves, the music stops, and suddenly there is a frantic ...

This series is about third-country nationals who come to Malta legally to work. They are recruited, vetted and licensed to ...

August ripens gradually in Gozo, and the roadside hawkers announce it before the calendar does. Their stalls line the country ...

When an institution whose entire purpose is to assess government figures tells us, in no uncertain terms, that the country's ...

Over the past few weeks, two particularly challenging and important press statements have been issued - one by Malta Public ...

You leave home in Sliema just after 6am to catch the bus. You decide to pay more attention to the sounds around you. So, the ...