Humans have, at long last, become aware of Mother’s Nature call for urgent measures to be undertaken to preserve the environment from further destruction which is of vital importance...

The political fight about the BREXIT in deadlocked Britain has become so noisy that Prime Minister Theresa May is besieged and, unfortunately, almost paralyzed. Her Conservatives are bitterly divided...

If we ever needed more concrete proof of the disastrous effect our plastic waste has on marine life, this week gave us the ‘perfect’ example. The news that an endangered leatherback...

There has been much talk about the rule of law in this country of late, and many are the government acolytes who argue the rule of law is perfectly intact.  Do you see people running around the...

For the second time in as many months, Malta has managed to assemble a number of European Union member states together to form an ad hoc ‘coalition of the willing’, if you will, to come...

The Royal Naval Officers’ Association commemorated the 76th anniversary of the arrival of the 1942 Santa Marija Convoy with a memorial service at sea on board Fernandes II. The memorial...

The Santa Marija week is that time of the year when Malta grinds to a halt. Many factories shut down for a few days to give their employees a collective rest, while other individual workers take...

The news yesterday that the Planning Authority officials found 120 migrants living in abominable conditions in a farm where cattle used to be kept, shows us once again the conditions which some or...

We are now past the midyear and can therefore try to draw up an appraisal of what the Capital City of Culture has brought with it. Not all the items we will be mentioning are to be ascribed to...

It's an evergreen. According to the Operabase website, it was performed 540 times in 5 seasons. So it might not be completely out of this world that Tosca will be staged for a third time in 7 years at...