I thank Lucy Calleja for her encouraging letter on the above subject (TMID, 27 June). In fact yes, as she hoped, the MA in Maltese Studies will include a unit on emigration and migrant settlement, ...

In your editorial A new political season?, you rightly ask whether new Labour leader Joseph Muscat is really happy with the outcome of the elections for the party’s new administrative set-up....

The announcement made by the government a few weeks ago that it intends to privatise yacht marinas did not get as much attention as the ongoing saga with regard to another privatisation process – that of Malta Shipyards. ...

I had a similar occurrence to what Joseph Calleja (TMID, 6 August) described when I was taken suddenly ill and could not travel on an online-booked Air Malta flight last December....

As soon as modern man succeeds in silencing our church bells, he will certainly turn his attention to the processions which disturb the regular flow of traffic....

Pirandello is one of my favourite writers and dramatists. An Italian author, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1934 for his bold and brilliant renovation of the drama and the stage, ...

Labour MP Roderick Galdes’ opinion on wind power (TMID, 12 July) makes interesting reading....

A recurrent theme within the Pauline corpus is the phrase the Body of Christ. Such a theological expression is principal to ecclesiology, especially as portrayed in the life and teachings of the post-Vatican II Church. ...

The government and the General Workers Union continue to be on different sides of the fence on the privatisation of the Malta Shipyards....

Desmond Zammit Marmarà’s article “The truth about Labour’s past” (ToM, 28 June) brings to mind other incidents that occurred during the Labour regime other than those he listed....