Michael Zammit Cutajar will deliver a talk on this subject at Din l-Art Ħelwa on Thursday, 14 May at 18h30.  The talk will be followed by time for questions. Man-made climate change has...

The Richmond Foundation (VO/0017) is holding its annual fundraising and awareness walk on Sunday 17 May, along the Sliema/St Julian's promenade. The chosen theme is 'Dignity in Mental Health' (in line...

Another sick child and their family will now have the opportunity to enjoy the holiday of a lifetime, thanks to recent fundraising efforts at the Corinthia Palace Hotel & Spa, in...

On the eve of the 450th anniversary from the first sightings of the Ottoman fleet, Heritage Malta and Arts Council Malta will be treating adults and children alike to a day of culture and...

Giuseppe Schembri Bonaci   The concept of the State is different to that of the Government. The Government is a small part, yet the most significant faction, of the State. A State...

After giving us the opportunity to listen to a brilliant pianist, Rüya Taner, the energetic ambassador of Turkey to Malta, Ayşe  Sezgin engaged the Tanini Trio to play at San Anton...

Prof. Alain Blondy When I was born my mother, Reine-Marguerite, was 43. My father had just come back from England where he had spent the entire war and my mother was recovering from a four year...

Frans H. Said   Fifty years ago, in 1961, the second Sunday in May fell on the 14th of the month. Four days earlier I had mentioned, for the first time in Malta, the celebration of...

Crooners abound where songs about love and romance are concerned, but not many have actually put pen to paper and dedicated a song to their mother. It is a very special kind of love, a bond that not...

Since becoming a mummy to Andrea six and a half years ago, my priorities have certainly changed. I cry more easily at sad (and happy) endings of films and books. If I hear a child cry, I immediately...