I refer to the letter from the Director General of the Malta Red Cross Society emphasising its disassociation from the appeal for clothing for immigrants (TMIS, 23 December)....

I refer to the article entitled “The world’s smallest ultrasound unit for Emergency Diagnostics” (TMIS, 23 December)...

On 26 June 2003, the European Council of Ministers approved a radical reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). The reform is oriented towards the interests of the consumers, while sustaining the income of the farmers. ...

Sport will achieve new heights if it is used as an educational tool at par with books, classes and teachers in helping education become one of the pillars of the economy....

I always read Leo Brincat’s articles with a jaded eye knowing where he comes from. His article Emulating Rudd (TMID, 18 December) was a panicked ...

I refer to the section Odds and Ends (TMID, 24 December) especially to the comment regarding the situation in St Trophimus Street....

As Malta reportedly has the lowest level of books readership in Europe, the island’s journals provide a benchmark of written standards (English or Maltese) for many of their readers. ...

Planet Earth is about completing another cycle round the sun and those who are seeing it through are one year older and most of us are showing it. ...

Does marketisation of education bring about a better education system? This was the theme of the latest meeting held by the think-tank group organised by the Centre of Labour Studies at the University of Malta ...

I am sure that like me, many other readers were very taken aback to learn that Lm15,000 from the National Lotteries Good Causes Fund ...