Education: Europe’s forgotten crisis: John Cassar WhiteMalta has a grave...
Over the last two decades, Europe had to deal with formidable crises which have shaped its social and political outlook. Today, Europe’s challenges are even more daunting: the rise of nationalism,...
View ArticleTeacher shortage is ‘back to pre-COVID levels’The psychological impact of...
As students gear up to head back to school this week for the first full post-COVID scholastic year, the teachers’ union said staff shortages are back to what they were in the 2018/2019 academic year,...
View ArticleToday's front pages - September 26, 2022
The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Monday. Times of Malta reports that the Labour Party’s ONE media has reached a deal with the taxman to start repaying hundreds of thousands...
View ArticleMalta FA chief vows to invest more after Nations League disappointmentMalta...
Malta Football Association president Bjorn Vassallo was visibly disappointed after the national team missed out on promotion in the UEFA Nations League for a second successive edition and said that...
View ArticleTelethon raises €1.2 million for Dar Bjorn respite facility
€1,200,259 were raised on Sunday in an annual telethon in aid of Bjorn Formosa’s Dar Bjorn Respite. The project will be an extension to the second Dar Bjorn (located in Żebbuġ) and will serve as a...
View ArticleComics journalist Joe Sacco at the 2022 Malta Book FestivalComic book artist...
Maltese-American comic book artist and journalist Joe Sacco will be in Malta this November as a guest of the 2022 Malta Book Festival. Considered one of the world's greatest cartoonists, Sacco is...
View Article‘We need a photography museum to remind us of what Malta once was’Ta' Liesse...
An exhibition of images by photographer Richard Ellis capturing Malta 150 years ago, underscores the need for a museum of photography, according to the owner of the collection. This should be...
View ArticleWhat’s on in Malta and Gozo – September 26David Bowie in a scene from...
FILM Moonage Daydream KRS Releasing has released a 2022 documentary on the English singer-songwriter and actor David Bowie. Moonage Daydream, by visionary film-maker Brett Morgen and sanctioned by the...
View ArticleWales’ Nations League relegation a price worth paying for World Cup: Page
Wales manager Rob Page said relegation from the top tier of the Nations League on Sunday is softened by the prospect of looking forward to his country’s first World Cup since 1958 in two months’ time....
View ArticleKayaking event to raise funds for cats, kittensThe three-day journey will...
A new crowdfunding campaign on local platform Zaar looks to raise funds for CLAWS with a community charity event. The event will welcome participants throughout a three-day kayaking journey around...
View ArticleDemolish Festaval Hotel and restore the area, Mellieħa council insistsThe...
There is no way forward to developing the Festaval Hotel other than by demolishing it and again have the natural landscape, the Mellieħa local council said in an objection to a recent planning...
View ArticleMarket abuse: bite your tongue!Inside information cannot be disclosed...
Last month, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) – the market abuse watchdog in the UK – imposed an £80,000 fine on the former chairman of a London Stock Exchange-listed company, for unlawfully...
View ArticleTransport Malta gears up for increased traffic as schools reopen
Transport Malta said on Monday it is taking a number of measures to ease traffic flow as schools reopen and the number of vehicles on the roads increased. It said meetings had been held with...
View ArticleWatch: Recruiter wounded in shooting at mobilisation centre in SiberiaRussian...
A man opened fire and wounded a recruitment officer at an enlistment centre in Siberia on Monday, the local governor said, as tensions mount over Russia's military mobilisation for the conflict in...
View ArticleGerman chancellor says Qatar rights improving ahead of 2022 World Cup
Germany’s Chancellor Olaf Scholz said Sunday that Qatar’s rights record is improving but did not commit to attending this year’s World Cup where his country will be one of the top contenders. After...
View ArticleWatch: The Future of Nuclear Energy (ARTE)A windmill and one of the cooling...
Nuclear energy: a clean energy for the future or a risk for humanity? As the European Union has classed nuclear as a green energy, France is building new power plants while Germany is decommissioning...
View ArticlePound hits record low versus dollar, markets hit by recession fears
The pound hit a record low against the dollar Monday on surging fears about the UK economy after the government unveiled a huge tax-cutting budget. The selloff came as equity markets across Asia and...
View ArticleAt least nine dead in Russia school shooting
At least six people were dead and some 20 wounded after a gunman opened fire in a school in the central Russian city of Izhevsk, the interior ministry said Monday. "The body of the man who opened...
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