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A small victory for the environment… | Andre Callus

A recent court ruling to overturn a permit for a 37-storey tower in Pembroke has been hailed as a major triumph for Moviment Graffiti, and other NGOs campaigning against...

Citizens have no power | Claire Bonello

Lawyer and environmentalist Claire Bonello, who heads an NGO offering professional advice to people affected by construction issues, analyses the underlying causes of the recent...

It all boils down to stereotypes… | Nikita Zammit Alamango

Nikita Zammit Alamango, chairperson of the Labour Party’s ‘Nisa...

Nikita Zammit Alamango, chairperson of the Labour...

The PN is more than a one-issue party | Roselyn Borg Knight

There is more to the forthcoming European elections than corruption and the...

There is more to the forthcoming European elections than...

The Broadcasting Authority is embarking on an initiative to radically improve the quality of output on Maltese radio and television stations. CEO Dr Joanna...

The Broadcasting Authority is embarking on an initiative to...

Planning is one thing, design is another | Simone Vella Lenicker

Construction is booming, development permits are flowing out of the Planning...

Construction is booming, development permits are flowing...

Economic acceleration has its own risks | Mario Vella

Central Bank governor Mario Vella likens Malta to an ‘old-ish’ car,...

Central Bank governor Mario Vella likens Malta to an...

Getting ready for a rainy day | Sandro Chetcuti

It is boomtime for the construction and development sector… but are we...

It is boomtime for the construction and development...

‘Europe’s failure’ shouldn’t be ours, too | Neil Falzon

Human rights lawyer and activist NEIL FALZON, of Aditus Foundation, stresses...

Human rights lawyer and activist NEIL FALZON, of Aditus...

[WATCH] President of the people | Marie Louise Coleiro Preca

Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca says her presidency has been crucial in bringing the...

Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca says her presidency has been...

Stefano Gualeni, associate professor at the University of Malta’s...

Stefano Gualeni, associate professor at the University...

Closer to the Infinite | Bishop Mario Grech

Gozo Bishop Mario Grech reflects upon the societal changes his diocese is going...

Gozo Bishop Mario Grech reflects upon the societal changes...

A passionate, political appointment… | Simone Cini

On taking up the role of Domestic Violence Commissioner, television journalist...

On taking up the role of Domestic Violence Commissioner,...

Through the newly launched ‘Heritage Malta Passport’ scheme, students and accompanying adults will be given free access to museums and heritage...

Through the newly launched ‘Heritage Malta...

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Mental health: the ‘Cinderella’ of medicine | Sasha Taylor-East and Nigel Camilleri

The Malta Association of Psychiatry has just issued a report identifying numerous serious shortcomings in Malta’s national mental healthcare sector....

The Malta Association of Psychiatry has just issued a...

Would a universal basic income in Malta work?

Brace yourself for the AI revolution: what will happen when your job becomes...

Brace yourself for the AI revolution: what will happen when...

[WATCH] Brave, new (and slightly scary) world…

Sophia, the ‘intelligent robot’ unveiled in Malta this week,...

Sophia, the ‘intelligent robot’ unveiled in...

Of heroes and monsters | Peppi Azzopardi

A court ban preventing Xarabank from interviewing Liam Debono – the...

A court ban preventing Xarabank from interviewing Liam...

Go on, impress him… | Howard Keith Debono

In between controversies, surprises and record-breaking participation levels,...

In between controversies, surprises and record-breaking...

United by a common resolve | Peter Agius

Never mind misleading impressions of an internecine civil war within the Nationalist Party. MEP candidate Peter Agius is confident that the Opposition will...

Never mind misleading impressions of an internecine civil...