The voluntary sector in Malta is a heart-throbbing movement that goes back centuries. It forms part of the Island's chequered history and encompasses a remarkable field of interests, from charity,...

In the heart of Malta's bustling streets, pastizzi reign supreme as one of the island's most beloved culinary delights. These flaky, pastry-filled treats are not only a staple of Maltese cuisine but...

Last week, everyone was rather puzzled with an Economics lecturer's statement, calling on today's Maltese child-bearing generation to bring at least three children into the world, lest we witness our...

As a child I played with Raymond Pitré (1940-2024) as my family and his lived close to each other. In those days children played outside as it was so safe. Dun Karm Psaila who lived in Lower...

Along the years, the Catholic Action property in Żurrieq suffered some damages and was in dire need of maintenance. An extensive renovation was carried out in order to transform it into a safe...

The LifeCycle Malta Foundation marked the conclusion of its year-long fundraising campaign, culminating in the LifeCycle challenge, which successfully raised €145,000 in 2024. The event held at...

On Thursday, at the President's Palace in Sant'Anton, the book Ġorġ Borg Olivier, il-bniedem, il-politiku, il-missier ta' Malta Indipendenti was officially launched. The book was authored by...

'Sabbia Nera' Author: Cristina Cassar Scalia  Publisher: Giulio Einaudi / 2018 Pages: 392   What intrigued me at first was the (what I thought) Maltese surname Cassar....

The International Academy of the Order of St Lazarus, called Sancti Lazari Ordinis Academia Internationalis, has published Volume 7 of its academic journal called Acta Historiae Sancti Lazari Ordinis....

A concert performance of Carlo Diacono's opera L'Alpino is being presented on Friday, 31 January at 7.30pm at Teatru Manoel, thanks to a collaboration between the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra and the...