I love Mdina but these days I generally only venture there when I have friends visiting and ask to see it. The carpark right outside always seems to be full up and so is the bigger one further...

The Archbishop of Malta’s rather unorthodox trip to the impounded migrant rescue ship on Saturday and Pope Francis’ appeal yesterday to leaders of states were the last of several attempts...

The year 2018 is now part of history and it has been a year of clarity and consolidation for which we have all worked as a Cabinet, a Government and a people.  It has been the year of an...

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The Gospel of Matthew tells the story of Three Kings who travelled from the east to visit Baby Jesus as he lay in a manger in Bethlehem, a feast that is marked today by the Catholic Church and brings...

Due to the popularity of their last CPD event related to identifying delayed bilingual development in Maltese children, the Association of Speech-Language Pathologists will be starting off the...

The new year seems to have started on the wrong foot, as Malta’s daily dose of scandal continues unabated. It is not too late, however, to work for a better year for Malta and for a more hopeful...

An intro of sorts. These are calamitous times. On this tiny speck of an island and beyond, all hell’s freaks seem to be taking over. Even the land itself seems to be angry: volcanoes are...

Dr Joseph Calleja    In a recent case, the Industrial Tribunal had to consider whether the dismissal of an employee who used to work from home and had refused to return back to the...

According to recent media reports, “a study of Malta’s sewage system showed that about 10 grams of cocaine were flushed down the toilet every day”. Drug expert Godwin Sammut...