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Domestic violence is a symptom, not a cause

Socioliogist and lecturer Angele Deguara argues that legislative changes, on their own, are not enough to eradicate deep-rooted patriarchal tendencies

[WATCH] A leader with many questions | PN leader Adrian Delia interviewed

One year after being elected leader of the Nationalist Party, Adrian Delia has more questions than answers as he tries to find his party’s raison d’etre.

An erosion of respect for authority | Michael Farrugia

Tuesday’s shocking incident, which left a police constable permanently...

Tuesday’s shocking incident, which left a police...

This is about medicine, not theology | Mark Sant

FULL INTERVIEW • The ongoing IVF debate has sparked a wave of pro-life...

FULL INTERVIEW • The ongoing IVF debate has sparked a...

[WATCH] There is football, and there is outright criminality... | Franz Tabone

Recent match-fixing revelations have seemingly confirmed widespread perceptions of a ‘culture of corruption’ in local sport, especially football....

Recent match-fixing revelations have seemingly confirmed...

In search of lost memories | Andrew Alamango

‘Magna Zmien’ is a project aimed at researching, digitising and...

‘Magna Zmien’ is a project aimed at...

Historian and activist MARK CAMILLERI admits it’s hard to trust Labour on corruption today. But the party he identifies with is now in a unique position...

Historian and activist MARK CAMILLERI admits it’s...

‘We’re not thinking outside the box’ | Angelo Xuereb

ANGELO XUEREB, winner of EY’s ‘Malta Entrepreneur of the...

ANGELO XUEREB, winner of EY’s ‘Malta...

Build for tomorrow, not just today | Tara Cassar

Malta seems hell-bent on an unstoppable construction drive: but some NGOs seem...

Malta seems hell-bent on an unstoppable construction drive:...

A safety net full of holes | Louis Cilia and Carmel Mallia

With the pensions time-bomb ticking away in the background, Maltese pensioners...

With the pensions time-bomb ticking away in the background,...

‘Architecture is limping behind construction’ | Edward Said

There is a lot of construction happening in Malta today: but are we building...

There is a lot of construction happening in Malta today:...

[WATCH] 'This is not a popularity contest' | Lara Dimitrijevic

The Women’s Rights Foundation has stirred a hornet’s nest by...

The Women’s Rights Foundation has stirred a...

The silent stigma | Daniela Calleja and Stephania Dimech Sant

For all our advancement in equality and civil rights, it seems that mental...

For all our advancement in equality and civil rights, it...

We need to stop and think | Marceline Naudi

‘Femicide: the killing of a woman, because she is a woman’. Dr...

‘Femicide: the killing of a woman, because she is a...

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It’s about ‘harm-reduction’, not ‘recreational cannabis’ | Julia Farrugia

Malta is poised to become a centre for the production of medical marijuana – while also relaxing its cannabis legislation further – after decades...

Malta is poised to become a centre for the production of...

‘In today’s capitalist world, trade unions must balance things out...’

The General Workers’ Union is celebrating its 75th anniversary, against the backdrop of a global economy which has since shifted far to the right. Is the...

The General Workers’ Union is celebrating its 75th...

Is Maltese journalism at risk? | Norma Saliba

The murder of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia cast a dark...

The murder of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana...

The anti-Muscat: Edwin Vassallo versus ‘the Marxists’

Why Nationalist MP Edwin Vassallo is so up in arms over what he calls Joseph...

Why Nationalist MP Edwin Vassallo is so up in arms over...

Malta’s justice system in the dock | Owen Bonnici

Malta’s rule of law is under unprecedented international scrutiny,...

Malta’s rule of law is under unprecedented...

Redefining the national identity | Sara Ezabe

Law student Sara Ezabe is one of 30 honorees recognised by Forbes for their...

Law student Sara Ezabe is one of 30 honorees recognised by...