The statement issued by the Malta Financial Services Authority yesterday beggars belief.  The fact that MFSA felt duty bound to issue a statement on Easter Monday, a bank holiday, shows that the...

On the last day of last month the Ballroom of the Hotel Phoenicia, now beautifully refurbished, with long mirrors strategically placed, (so that we can admire ourselves, or otherwise) was teeming with...

Journalism is not often a rewarding job. Investigating big stories is no easy task, especially in countries like this one, where questions are often met with stonewalling tactics and uncovering...

There is both good and bad in the Prime Minister’s surprise phone call to Friday’s special edition of Xarabank that raised funds for children’s cancer charity Puttinu cares, during...

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Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ has as many fans as it has detractors. It was a controversial film that was seen by millions but that also provoked angry reactions. I remember Franco Zeffirelli...

"The unknown future rolls toward us. I face it, for the first time, with a sense of hope because if a machine, a Terminator, can learn the value of human life, maybe we can too." (Sarah Connor in the...

Most people are 'natives' or, better still,  cyber citizens in a digital world saturated and dominated by large media magnates, conglomerates, multinational and transnational corporations. Our...

A few days ago in Padua, Italy, a sculptor and a team of university academics unveiled a 3-D version of the man whose figure was immortalised, literally, in the Turin shroud. They have re-created his...

While the PN and its acolytes in the media have been repeating ad Nauseam allegations of corruption whenever a new mega project is announced, the latest report by Transparency International clearly...