“There is more treasure in books than in all the pirate’s loot on Treasure Island.” This is what Walt Disney, the creator of cartoons and stories that mesmerised generations of children and adults, had to say about books...

There seems to have been a shift in the fortunes of the Dar tal-Providenza home for disabled persons, but the battle is far from over....

The Malta Environment and Planning Authority (Mepa) came in for some harsh criticism earlier this month because it failed to stop a contractor who was building illegally....

The decision by the Federation of English Language Teaching Organisations in Malta (Feltom) to set up an accreditation scheme for English taught as a foreign language is a good one that should inspire more confidence in the local market....

The news of two more arson attacks have sent shivers down people’s spines. ...

Power, be it financial, emotional or political is always a highly sought prize. It becomes even more important for those who come to possess it and who eventually are in a position to wield it. ...

The Easter holidays have interfered with public debate and comment about the government’s proposed sale of its majority shares in Maltacom but the first sparks of the storm to come are already appearing on the horizon....

The story of the betrayal of Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane by one of his own disciples, Judas, is very relevant to today’s society. ...

One of the key factors for any successful tourism industry is a quality product and a quality destination, offering tourists a holistic, value for money package....

The decision to launch Windows XP in the Maltese language is a move that finally consolidates the country’s aspirations to become a top internet and IT hub....