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When a trial is deemed newsworthy by the press, it is likely that information about the nature of the allegations, the character of the defendant or other case-relevant information is reported in the...

In my last article, I wrote about the need to work on tourism through commitment, trust and synergy. But this is not going to turn a mature and well used destination into a quality destination that is...

There is one factor that emerged from the Cabinet of ministers and parliamentary secretaries chosen by Prime Minister Robert Abela – continuity. When he sat down with his advisors in...

"We were approaching the year 2020 and I was already thinking that I should work on something different for the next decade at the gallery. Coincidentally, I am always looking for smaller artworks as...

I am going to limit myself here to quotes from the catalogue which say much more about the exhibition than I ever can.  In the Foreword Curator of the Museum, Joseph Farrugia writes:...

Having had the honour and privilege of interviewing the learned Maltese scholar of international fame, for the benefit of the general readership of this regular Sunday newspaper, I submit two brief...

Almost three years ago, we warmly welcomed Dr Raymond Xerri, our new Consul General, to the Maltese/Canadian community.  To say that we were excited would be an understatement.  We had heard...

Faster commuting options is not a luxury but a fatal alternative as compared to a safe commute. Although Malta saw the sharpest decrease in traffic fatalities in the European Union during 2020, the...

It’s probably not the right time for the Pope to visit Malta. The country is still abuzz with the election that was held last week. Its ramifications are still very much on people’s...