Last week, as Britain celebrated the 70th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth on the throne with a day-long parade, they got out the gilded Coronation coach which many people had never seen and paraded it...

This week, 9 difference entities in the field of the protection of cultural heritage hailing from the realm of Government agencies, the Church and the University of Malta come together to create a...

There will not be a quick solution to the problem of price increases. It has spread to entire economic areas of activity after having initially struck most the food and energy...

For some reason or another, I never found the time to watch ‘My Octopus Teacher’, the award-winning documentary film released on Netflix in 2020. Only until University colleague and friend...

I have no problem to play it again. It is such a pity that Bugibba has been left to deteriorate so much by way of the maintenance and upkeep of its facilities. I am not the only one to say so, even if...

Two weeks ago, one of Giovanni Falcone’s anti-sympathisers wrote that the judge was over-rated, “exalted beyond his merits” and was only focused on building his career. He was...

“Never have I been so ashamed of my country. They want only one thing - to remain in power forever, live in pompous tasteless palaces, sail on yachts, enjoying unlimited power and complete...

It would be pertinent to remember that on the 26 July 2006 Malta’s Parliament approved a resolution which we normally refer to as the “rationalisation” exercise, as a result of which...

The talk around the table this weekend could possibly focus on the vertiginous ascent of prices, notably food prices. What used to cost €x now costs €x+ after just a week. There is talk...

In the first quarter of this year, Malta achieved an exceptional economic growth rate of 7.6%. This positive trend is attributed to solid domestic demands and significant investments. Compared to the...