The 2018 edition of the Malta Book Festival is expecting to double the attendance rate of students compared to last year's edition. Children and their teachers from schools from across Malta and Gozo...

The annual ritual of Budget Day follows a very predictable path. First, the minister's speech, which follows the minister's presentation to the media. Then the immediate reactions from the prime...

The European Parliament yesterday, by an overwhelming majority, backed a major crackdown on the scourge of plastic pollution, in particular cracking down on single use plastics - banning  ...

Putting disability on top of the national agenda is not only necessary for Malta to comply with the ratified Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disability but also in the nation's best interest....

With the storms of autumn descending upon us, summer is well and truly over, and with it the human migration season ends as well.  As everyone in this neck of the woods is well aware, seas are...

Though only 19, soprano Michaela Agius has achieved so much through a mixture of flair, commitment and determination. She commenced her career by learning the piano but her love for singing was...

Last week, on the International Day of the Girl Child marked annually on 11 October, President Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca visited a number of tertiary educational institutions to raise awareness on...

Applications for the long-awaited third edition of the Maltese Islands Festival (MIF’19) are now open, with the next round of this popular event to take place between 23 and 27 January 2019 at...

Forty years after its first pantomime, the MADC will once again take to the stage at MFCC Ta' Qali with Jack and the Beanstalk. Written and directed by panto stalwart Malcolm Galea, the classic...

The Salesians of Don Bosco educate young people to value excellence and appreciate the beauty of art and culture.  This year, we are printing an Etching of what was the Azzure Window, in Dwejra,...