The rise of the accountability trap
JP Fabri
Perhaps that is the most valuable lesson emerging from Britain’s political experience. Strong democracies are not those that simply replace leaders efficiently. They are...
It started with a cup of tea
Daniela Attard Bezzina
What do you do when you’re past 50, your son has grown up and moved out, and you spend every working day immersed in history? You enrol for a Master in Maltese Studies, of...
Between promises and lived reality: What an email exchange on Mount Carmel Hospital really tells us
Andrew Azzopardi

The questions I posed reflect public concern and as a broadcaster on Campus 103.7 and academic activist, listening to what people say is of essence. But that...

The questions I posed reflect public concern and as a...

Empowering the elderly for a healthier, more inclusive future
Malcom Paul Agius Galea

Ultimately, Malta’s 2050 vision transcends mere longevity

Ultimately, Malta’s 2050 vision transcends mere...

A modern take for Gozo Channel ferries | Alfred Buttigieg

The power demand of the azimuth thrusters and other electrical motors could be...

The power demand of the azimuth thrusters and other...

Mary Magdalene, is that you? | Karen Mamo, Dinah Kate MacMillan

As we celebrate the month dedicated to women’s rights and empowerment,...

As we celebrate the month dedicated to women’s rights...

From contract to community: Giving Manoel Island and Fort Tigné back | Francesca Zarb

The result in this case is getting Manoel Island and Fort Tigne off the contract and back to the community

The result in this case is getting Manoel Island and Fort...

PN leadership and restructuring challenges
Mark Said

Above all, the PN must demonstrate it has learnt its lessons since 2013,...

Above all, the PN must demonstrate it has learnt its...

Manoel Island and Fort Tigne are coming home
Owen Bonnici

The return of Manoel Island and Fort Tigne to the people goes to the core of...

The return of Manoel Island and Fort Tigne to the people...

Who wants to be a millionaire?
Josanne Cassar

There will always be a chasm between the have and the have nots, because life is not fair that way. Now, whether the millionaires are actually happier than...

There will always be a chasm between the have and the have...

€43 Million for failure: The Manoel Island bailout
Jeremy Cassar Torregiani

Reclaiming Manoel Island at no net cost to the public after MIDI’s...

Reclaiming Manoel Island at no net cost to the public after...

Bigger is not always better
JP Fabri

Malta’s public sector has grown. Employment has expanded. Spending has increased. Government today plays a larger role in the economy than it did a...

Malta’s public sector has grown. Employment has...

A moment of quiet pride
Dean Hili

There are key moments in a country’s story when a decision goes beyond politics and becomes something far more personal, something that taps right into...

There are key moments in a country’s story when a...

Energy stability in an uncertain world
Miriam Dalli

We will confront global challenges with assurance, building upon our strong base, and persist in securing a brighter future for the Maltese people

We will confront global challenges with assurance, building...

Shaping Malta’s future starts now
Johann Buttigieg

Malta Vision 2050 provides a clear path forward for the nation, though its ultimate impact hinges on the effectiveness of its execution

Malta Vision 2050 provides a clear path forward for the...

Building an inclusive Malta: Why disability inclusion is central to Vision 2050 | Christine Ann Deasey

Vision 2050 ensures that Malta’s future is one where every citizen, regardless of ability, can thrive

Vision 2050 ensures that Malta’s future is one where...

Malta’s Erasmus+ Youth Programme reaches record milestone in 2025
Raphael Scerri

As participation continues to grow, the programme is increasingly viewed as a...

As participation continues to grow, the programme is...

Two sacred seasons: One call to mercy, repentance | Samir AbouHussein, Fr Eric Cachia

In a divided world, such shared spiritual wisdom is not merely symbolic—it is urgently needed

In a divided world, such shared spiritual wisdom is not...

What kind of father tries to kill his own children?
Josanne Cassar

 It sounds good on paper but out there in the real world we are all keenly...

 It sounds good on paper but out there in the real...

Not a bad idea after all
Saviour Balzan

The prime minister needs to address his environmental deficit by showing some resolve when it comes to these matters

The prime minister needs to address his environmental...