It is not OK to hide one’s feelings of psychological distress, since acknowledging that one is not feeling well, whether physically or psychologically, is normal and to be...

In my last article, I wrote about the need to learn from other destinations about managing tourism. The Smart Tourism Destinations project, which is represented in Malta by the Malta Tourism Society,...

In 2016 police in Denmark sparked anger by warning a teenage girl that she faced prosecution for using pepper spray to fend off a sexual assault near an asylum seekers centre. The rape and murder of...

Well, technically it's not true but I did get your attention. Spazju Kreattiv's next theatre commission is one you should not miss and it's about more than just a giraffe. Penned by Aleks Farrugia and...

The Maltese are generous when it comes to fundraising. This is obvious just by watching the fundraising that goes on on TV stations. Whether it is for the missions, The Community Chest Fund, the Trust...

I have loved figure-drawing since my first encounter with a "life" model during my foundation course at Hull College of Art back in the 1970s. Since then I must have drawn thousands of models, besides...

Nobel Prize winner Sir Kazuo Ishiguro was born in Nagasaki Japan in 1954 and moved to the UK with his parents when he was five years old. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2017....

Book review by Joseph Agius Readers of this review will kindly forgive me for beginning with two suggestions on how to go through this elegant, hardbound collection of around 270 haiku...

Book review by Kevin Aquilina Tonio Borg's 10th book, all 10 books being written in a space of eight years, deals with landmark court proceedings and connected events that happened thereafter...

Book review by Ivan Mifsud This second edition of what is undoubtedly Malta's leading literary work on the electoral system, merits considerable praise for a number of reasons. For starters,...