Rethinking Fatal Drink-Driving Cases in Malta

29 July, 2025

Despite Malta’s ongoing investment in drink-driving awareness campaigns, court rulings continue to classify fatalities caused by such behaviour as “involuntary homicide”. But can a death resulting from a knowingly reckless act still be considered involuntary?… more

Whose City is it Anyway?

28 April, 2025

Note: This article was published as an edited opion piece on Times of Malta Two Vallettas exist today. One gleams in glossy magazines and sponsored features on The Mirror and Daily Express (who’s footing the… more

Why Women?

8 March, 2025

On Woman’s Day, I share my reflections around the central role of the feminine in my art. My digital work explores the tension between the earthly and the transcendent and often features the female subject… more

Celebrated theft of digital content

4 March, 2025

In today’s digital world, content is often stolen by platforms that profit from it without crediting or compensating the original creators. While fair sharing can boost exposure, many platforms republish content as their own, leaving… more

Media ethics

23 September, 2024

When human tragedies are presented to listeners like any other commercial product, we risk fostering a culture where everything is seen as consumable, frivolous, and lacking real importance. Media outlets must remain sensitive to the… more