It tends to happen every year of late when the International Monetary Fund publishes its yearly assessment on the Maltese economy.   The press and public are given one version of the...

Through the united efforts of the Malta Historical Society and the Notarial Archives Foundation, three volumes pertaining to corsairing activities in Malta and the Mediterranean have been for the last...

Last week's debate in the European Parliament and the subsequent approval of a resolution condemning Malta will inevitably lead to repercussions. Obviously, here in Malta the whole debate and...

The social activity group at GasanMamo Insurance organised another friendly and enjoyable event for its employees. On Saturday 4 November, around 40 staff members from Malta's leading insurance...

It is, to say the least, quite disconcerting when our politicians act as spokespersons for private industry. This happens quite frequently in Malta, with the latest case taking place on Monday....

For around 40 years, if not more, a plan to remove the traffic jam that envelops the centre of Attard every morning has been sitting on the planners’ desks. Now it has been retrieved and...

Climate change by definition is a process which may be caused by a number of factors including natural, be it geologic, oceanographic and atmospheric events and human-induced factors, the most...

When the Knights arrived in Malta in 1530, there were very few defences along the shores of the islands. After the victory of the Great Siege the Knights made sure to defend Malta better, and their...

A new adaptation of Jean Anouilh's classical play, Antigone - that will see the tragedy pan out in a Victorian-style circus for the first time in its history - is currently in the works under the...

Prehistory has fascinated me since the time I can remember. From the Pyramids of Egypt to the Stonehenge in England there is a whole ancient world out there shrouded in mystery waiting to be...