The title of this slim book is rather misleading, for, as the author himself admits, its aim is not to prove that the Melita of the Acts of the Apostles is indeed Malta or Mljet (part of Croatia in...

Dr Simon Mercieca   This year's edition of Storja, the Journal of the History Students' Association at the University of Malta has undertaken to analyze what can be defined as a...

Specific commercial, political and social relations between Malta and Sicily between 1770 and 1860 are the subject of investigation in Arnold Cassola's latest book entitled Malta-Sicily - People,...

Bestselling Australian author, Deborah Abela, grew up listening to the story of how her father was born in a Valletta shelter during one of the heaviest bombing attacks on Malta in the Second World...

Those who have seen them claim they truly do exist, those who think they might have seen them doubtfully blame it on tricks of the eye, and those who have never ever seen them will wave it all away...

I have attended a couple of fundraising concerts for the restoration of the organ as well as a funeral at Queen Adelaide's cathedral, the Anglican landmark in Valletta. Time was when going inside any...

The Żejtun Organisation to Empower You (ŻOEY) youth organisation once again this Halloween organised a Trick or Treat with difference around the streets of Żejtun. The members of...

The annual Charity Fun Run, organised by Mriehel Secondary School, St. Theresa College will be held on Friday 18 November 2016. The 27th edition of the Charity Fun Run will raise funds for a number of...

While the National Museum of Fine Arts has closed so as to move to the Auberge d'Italie, another painting gallery has been beautifully restored and re-opened. This is the Cathedral Museum at...

First tell us something about you. A privileged idealist and an ethnic misfit in both countries.   In your latest edition of 'The Food and Cookery of Malta and Gozo' which has just...