Two special concerts will be organised during Holy Week by the Mediterranean Institute at the University of Malta in collaboration with Sheffield University and the Johann Strauss School of Music. ...

Malta’s Ambassador for Climate Change Michael Zammit Cutajar speaks to Vanya Walker-Leigh on climate change and what needs to be done to improve the situation...

A European conference on the reception of asylum seekers highlighted the importance of transferring and sharing good practices between organisations. ...

“We help take care of young children who are sick with cancer, whose biggest difficulty is to go overseas regularly for their doctors’ appointments, ...

The Department of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention said that two suspected linked cases of scarlet fever in children have been reported in Gozo. ...

Over 500 new cases of glaucoma were diagnosed in 2007 – a disease that can easily be prevented if caught in the early stages, Health Promotion And Disease Surveillance Director Charmaine Gauci said yesterday. ...

In 2006, just over half of the total population in Malta were women. The employment rate for women aged 15-64 for this year stood at 35 per cent, nearly half of that for men, the National Statistics Office said ...

The general election was a good excuse for 3,200 Maltese living abroad to fly in for the weekend, as the government offered eligible voters subsidised flight rates from destinations on the Air Malta operational grid....

To mark the occasion of the completion of the restoration of the Crucifixion Group, the Rev. Metropolitan Chapter and the St John’s Co-Cathedral Foundation...

Artist Pierre Portelli has just returned from the Principality of Liechtenstein after participating in BBKL – LABOR, a contemporary art project at the Kunstraum Engländerbau in Vaduz....