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I am conscious of my reputation for shooting my mouth off and thereby (not much) endearing myself to all and sundry. The record is public and searchable: The Beck archive, and the now-mercifully-abandoned Twitter and Facebook posts from before I lost interest in paddling around those particular cesspits. You might therefore expect me to weigh in, with

Carlos Alcaraz is the youngest man ever to complete a career Grand Slam after securing the Australian Open title against Novak Djokovic, who had never lost in his 10 previous finals at Melbourne Park. The top-ranked Alcaraz dropped the first set Sunday as Djokovic went out hard in pursuit of a record 25th major title, but he dug deep to win 2-6, 6-2,

Warning that recent developments have allowed “attacks on sitting judges,” PN Leader Alex Borg said that the appointment of the Chief Justice cannot be treated as a “political football,” and must be resolved through confidential discussions with the Prime Minister. Speaking in an interview with MaltaToday editor in chief Kurt Sansone on party media

EuroBridge has become the first AEO-Certified Logistics Company to unload T1 shipments and cargo arriving from non-EU countries, including the UK, Turkey, and the Far East, directly at EuroBridge Tal-Ħlas Warehouse in Qormi. This marks a significant milestone for both the company and the local logistics sector, further strengthening EuroBridge’s position

President Myriam Spiteri Debono welcomed the Vatican’s Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin for a courtesy meeting at San Anton Palace. Cardinal Parolin conveyed the greetings and good wishes of Pope Leo XIV and expressed satisfaction with the excellent cooperation between the two sides at various levels, a statement said. He also praised Malta’s

For over 45 years, International Plastic Modellers Society (Malta) has played a defining role in transforming scale modelling on the islands from an undervalued past-time to a respected artistic and technical discipline. In an interview with The Malta Independent on Sunday, founders Aldo Chetcuti and Anton "Tony" Bajada reflected on the club's origins,

Malta has barely finished mopping up after Storm Harry, and Prime Minister Robert Abela finds himself caught in another tempest. Storm Roderick is not a weather phenomenon, but a political one, and unlike its meteorological counterpart, it has not passed. It is still raging, fuelled by unanswered questions, inconsistent decisions, and a growing sense

BYD has emerged as the top-selling car brand in Malta, driven by trusted electric vehicle technology, strong local partnerships and a market increasingly ready for cleaner, smarter mobility solutions BYD’s success in Malta reflects a strong alignment between advanced technology, market readiness and evolving customer expectations, according to BYD

At the edge of the Congo River in Africa, 24-year-old Maltese researcher and conservationist Francesca Grillo is living the life she once imagined through books - researching bonobos, navigating a tropical rainforest, and discovering what it truly means to follow a less-trodden path. Grillo, a Maltese researcher and conservationist with a Masters in

The CEO of the Malta Business Bureau, Mario Xuereb, is advocating for the European Union to implement "insularity tests" when considering new directives, to take into account what impact they would have on islands or regions on the periphery of the union. The Malta Business Bureau (MBB), which was founded in 1996 and is this year celebrating its 30th