The self-proclaimed colonel and leader of Libya, a bombastic and boastful figure, sensing the inevitable end, refuses to face his people and submit himself to martyrdom as he vowed....

The world is changing and so is Malta. We used to have beggars in the streets begging for money to be able to get by, or maybe just to have something to eat. ...

Along with, I am sure, a great many other consumers, I have been awaiting my electricity and water bill with some trepidation, considering that the last bill I received and paid was in respect of the period 12 December 2010 to 28 January 2011....

I refer to the article published on TMID 25 August 2011, dealing with the thesis 'Maria Lactans: history, technique and conservation of a gilded canvas'....

Reference is being made to the news report, ‘Migration: Integration is not happening’ (TMID – 11 August 2011). ...

To the ordinary man the workings of a country’s economy are an ongoing headache....

According to Eurostat figures quoted by The Times correspondent Ivan Camilleri in Brussels, Malta’s economic growth was the highest among the ...

In the late 80s, a friend who also happened to be his next-door neighbour introduced Paul to the Malta Kennel Club. I had joined the club some years ...

I refer to Daphne Caruana Galizia’s article “Know thyself-and only then, move on” (TMIS, 4 September). Your correspondent suggested that ‘middle-aged ...

Memories of a delicious and tasty qassata (rikotta pasty) I had during a weekend stay in Gozo, made me want to savour once again, after a number of ...