Beate Kelly, author of Il-Germanizi: Jugendamt Deutschland and the c(h)ase of children in Gozo Part 1 launched recently, and which tells the gripping story of the German children who were under a...

Justin Spiteri, an autistic man with a passion for drama, has recently taken part in an international acting event held in Turkey. The project, which was called the 'Creative Way', saw Turkey...

What were the most salient strong points of Windows Server 2003 when this was introduced in the market? With the release of Windows Server 2003, there was a paradigm shift in reliability,...

In the wake of the removal of Ray Zammit as Acting Police Commissioner, career policeman Michael Cassar was approached to take on the job as Police Commissioner. He explains his reasons for taking up...

Prof. Robert Bowker from the Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies at the Australian National University speaks to John Cordina about developments in the southern Mediterranean after the 'Arab Spring'...

His name is synonymous with photography in Malta. He has toured the world, worked in conlict zones like Libya and Gaza and snapped some of the biggest Hollywood and music celebrities. Now he is...

The trial by jury of 25-year-old Jonathan Felice,  accused of grievously injuring an elderly woman during an attempted house  robbery entered its final stage today as the jury...

The EU's motto is 'Unity and Diversity', says Dr Comodini Cachia. "Yes we are Maltese and Gozitan, however all EU countries come together to pull the same rope. We argue, disagree and negotiate,...

Alfred Grixti, the CEO of the Foundation for Social Welfare Services, said that today's society scenario is far different to the one after the Second World War, when the Welfare State traditionally...

Documents on subjects that are deemed to be in the public interest - including contracts - should be published if this is requested in Parliament and there should be "clear rules" on exceptions,...