There are men who change their religion, others who shift political allegiances and those who do...

The strength of a nation is measured in its ability to produce enough people to meet with its growing needs....

For centuries, Malta was regarded as a staunchly Catholic country, and abroad this perception is still quite strong. When it is mentioned in foreign media, Malta is often referred to as being “an ardently Catholic State”....

The internet is a useful tool for everyone. It is a web of knowledge and information that is available at the click of a button. ...

First it was meant to be turned into a car park, but the news has just been broken that St George’s Square, popularly known as Palace Square, is set to be turned back into an open space for relaxation....

The latest revision in the electricity tariffs announced by the government last Wednesday will obviously ...

It is that time of the year when the change of weather and the smell of spring starts paving the way for the holiday season...

That political parties on opposing sides are always at each other’s throats is to be expected, especially in a country that is practically divided into two almost equal parts. ...

The Malta Union of Teachers ordered a one-day strike last week, which it described as having been successful. It later called off a work to rule directive, which was planned to sta...

There was a time when the Sicilians, each time they saw a boatload of Maltese people disembarking from the ferry and rush to buy things that were not available in Malta, used to say Eccoli, i morti di fame (Here they ...