Natural Edge: Sustainable use of seaweed for transparent, and innovative packaging
Natural Edge, a small team founded two years ago, has been named the runner-up for the Technological Initiative Award 2024. Their research focuses on developing […]
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Students Perceive Unfair Treatment From Malta’s University Faculty of Law
Sabrina Zammit and Rebecca Darmanin, graduates of the University of Essex, are bringing attention to an issue involving the University of Malta’s Faculty of Laws, […]
Maltese Youths Get Direct EU Experience with MEP Peter Agius’ Study Visits Programme
MEP Peter Agius has started a Study Visits Programme which gives 50 Maltese students a unique opportunity to experience the European Parliament firsthand. This initiative […]
Maltese Journalist Wins German Competition
A Maltese journalist, Christoph Schwaiger, has made waves in Germany by winning the inaugural Potsdam Reporter Slam. His presentation which focused on the disinformation and hatred campaigns targeting […]
Volunteer at Science in the City 2024
The Science in the City festival is back, and this year is said to be even bigger. Spanning across two days (September 27th-28th) and taking place in […]
NSTF hosts AI and ethics plenary session
On the 23rd of February, The Third Eye was present at a talk centered around how the European Union can fairly utilise artificial intelligence. The […]
The Future of Restorative Justice: Detention Houses – Youth seminar takes center stage
In an effort to engage and inspire young minds passionate about social well-being, social policy and related fields, the RISe Foundation and Aġenzija Żgħażagħ are […]
Apply to become Malta’s Youth Delegate at the United Nations!
Aġenzija Żgħażagħ is calling for Maltese citizens aged between 18 and 25 to apply to become Malta’s youth delegate at the headquarters of the United […]
MMSA releases a statement on the Minister for Health’s plans for Maltese healthcare
The Minister for Health, Jo Etienne Abela, has released upcoming plans regarding Maltese healthcare. Among the plans mentioned, is the goal to relocate any non-clinical […]
Potential January Exam Postponement
Kunsill Studenti Universitarji (KSU) unfortunately feels like the students haven’t been listened to regarding the UĦM Directive. Any information has failed to be released besides […]
KSU advocates resolution: Impact of University staff dispute on students’ educational experience
Last Tuesday, KSU felt compelled to address an issue that has arisen within the University of Malta. The ongoing directives aimed at pressuring negotiating parties […]
President of PEN Malta sends a letter to the National Book Council
A manager at the National Book Council, Jasmine Bajada, made several remarks about local writers needing to “whore” themselves out in order to have a […]
Children’s book to help young refugees cope with trauma and distress
Launched by the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), written by Karl Schembri and illustrated by Ana Maria Cosma, “The Journey of Miskit, the Brave Stoat” is […]
‘First of many’: University of Malta initiates Gaza teach-in, untangling Israel-Palestine
Written by Belle de Jong This article was written by an independent writer whose views are not associated with The Third Eye. The University of […]
Week of Waste Reduction – VapeDrop
From November 18th to 26th, the European Week of Waste Reduction shed light on environmental concerns, prompting NGO WEEE Malta to launch the VapeDrop campaign. […]
European Parliament organises its first Disability Rights Week
With the goal of raising awareness about persons with disabilities, the European Parliament organises Disability Rights Week from the 27th of November till the 4th […]
The Underpinnings Of Femicide
Femicide In The Local Context The murder of Bernice Cassar happened just a few days before the “International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against […]
Domestic Violence: The Unfortunate, Yet Recurring Tragedy In Malta
On Tuesday 22nd November, 2022, Malta awoke to reports of shots being fired in Paola. As the story evolved and new information came to light, […]
Guest Post: David Mizzi, “You are responsible for this mess. You deal with it.”
Written by David Mizzi In light of recent events pertaining to Campus Hub a sweeping amount of posts have surfaced over the internet. David‘s article […]
The 2023 Budget: The Good, The Bad, And The Student Organisations’ Reactions
Finance and Employment Minister Clyde Caruana presented the government’s budget, ‘Certainty and Stability’, for 2023 on Monday 24th October. The goal of the budget is […]