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Feminism in a time of rising far-right rhetoric
Louiselle Vassallo, an academic and PhD researcher at the University of Malta, shares her views on the situation in Malta
Young Europeans are losing faith in democracy – here’s how to earn it back
United Nations University Director Designate Professor Patricia Justino asks why, and what will it take to restore it?
The secret superpower of the garage
Providing garages could address the challenge of our busy roads and – at a push – reduce rates of domestic violence
‘Pay people €2.50 every time they use the bus’
Should we be paid €25 a week to leave our cars at home and take the bus to work instead?
A church and a crane: what we see with every line of sight
Why our past does not dictate our present, and why, when our much-feted Maltese generosity has turned to greed, we should learn from those who have gone before
BCRS ‘Home-to-Home’ pilot is a step forward but we need more
Whilst the newly-announced ‘Home-to-Home’ pilot is a step forward, San Lawrenz has a far smarter solution on wheels, says Mayor Noel Formosa
Opinion: humour has deep roots in Catholic tradition
Pope Francis may have surprised many by inviting comedians to the Vatican last June, but the value of humour has deep roots in Catholic tradition
Rebuilding identity: the architecture we deserve
On Maltese identity in the context of our current urban challenges by architect Steve Risiott
Opinion: the smartphone is a sleek glass-fronted parasite
Your smartphone is the most successful parasite of the modern age according to evolution, and we are all paying the price
Crypto platforms feel like gambling because they are
Crypto trading platforms don’t just look like casinos - they function like them too and their users are drawn to high-risk behaviour