It is quite common that politicians and political parties contradict themselves. They say one thing because it suits them, only to change tack and do the opposite when the circumstances warrant a...

Prime Minister Robert Abela was quick to come to the defence of his predecessor last Monday, soon after the news broke that charges had been filed against Joseph Muscat, some of his closest aides and...

The Prime Minister’s attack on a member of the judiciary over the past weeks is both wrong and dangerous for justice. The news that the Vitals magisterial inquiry came to an end emerged in...

It feels quite incredible to think that while the Labour Party grapples with a magisterial inquiry of unprecedented scope and which may well result in criminal action against three of the...

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The more the Prime Minister and his predecessor complain about the timing of the conclusion of the magisterial inquiry into the hospitals’ contract, the more they expose their fear of what the...

Palazzo Falson in Mdina has always had a special attraction for me. One really does feel that this is not just a museum but the actual home of those who lived there and  seemed to have enjoyed...

David Samuel Hudson's debut novel M (Malta: Horizons, 2024) offers a pleasant and swift read. Written in excellent and flowing English, each chapter ends with an event or commentary that makes the...

SJ Fuerst, an American artist based in Gozo, has just launched her largest solo exhibition to date titled Gimme Some Sugar, showcasing 30 new oil paintings at the Malta Society of Arts in Valletta....

Fondazzjoni Wirt Artna, in collaboration with Bank of Valletta, has published a biography and history about Colonel Henry Anderson Morshead, the Commanding Royal Engineer in Malta between 1829 and...