You know what I miss? "Precedented" times. I've heard the word "unprecedented" more in the last 10 months than I ever had during my whole life. This word infiltrated our vernacular and took on a...

Giacomo Puccini's most melodious work, the opera Turandot, will be presented in Malta on two separate occasions. In an interesting collaboration between the Mediterranean Conference Centre and...

Sooner or later, it will have to happen. The conclave to choose a new pope. Novelists of all hues and colours have been trying to draw up a scenario for the next conclave for many years...

"I was happily working for the past sixteen years as a self employed beautician, when out of the blue, we were hit by Covid 19.  Nobody had the slightest idea that the world was to face one of...

Noel Borg, senior nursing manager of the CareMalta Group and non-executive director of Hila Homes, was a guest speaker at a webinar organised on 20 January by the Malta Association of Gerontology and...

The early 1950s saw the ascension of Queen Elizabeth to the throne of England and her first visit in that capacity to Malta on 3 May 1954.  The 1950s were marked by many of the world powers...

We often think that we need to teach children a lot of things, but what we might not realize is that there is so much we can learn from them! Last year, Lifetime Malta organised the Christmas...

Since Dido and Aeneas was written by English Baroque composer Henry Purcell in the 17th century, the face of the world has changed radically through multiple moments of triumph and tragedy. Yet, the...

John Bosco's birth in 1815 saw Napoleon defeated at Waterloo, the Congress of Vienna and temporary peace restored in Europe. In 1820, John Bosco, when only five, was already teaching catechism to his...

Recent studies by international education authorities, who continuously monitor how academic formation is impacting the economy show that the more a country invests in science education, the more...