We all know the story: immigrants are stealing our jobs. They come over here and then invite their friends and family too. Ten people live in a two-bedroom flat. People born and bred in Malta lose...

How is it that our collective memory has suffered such tremendous misfortune in a matter of decades? I would say that we Maltese suffer from cultural dementia caused by inadequate exposure to...

The late Umberto Eco once famously wrote: "Social media gives legions of idiots the right to speak when they once only spoke at a bar after a glass of wine, without harming the community. Then they...

Three weeks ago, I visited Pompeii, the famous ancient Roman city which, together with Herculaneum and Stabiae, was tragically destroyed by tons of molten ash, pumice and sulphuric gas. The city...

'European Day Without A Road Death (EDWARD)' is one of the projects scheduled for 21 September during European Mobility Week, which will be taking place between 16th and 22nd September. The Malta...

Malta served as a detention station for internees and prisoners of war during both World Wars. During the First World War, men from different nationalities were detained in several locations across...

In the seven months since Donald Trump was sworn in as the successor of the ever-popular Barack Obama, he has compiled a record of dishonesty ranging from casual misstatements to downright lies....

As many already know the Polverista at the annex in Valletta has been converted into an art gallery, a permanent space set up exclusively for the promotion of British artist Victor Pasmore. Those...

When our Prime Minister went infront of the European parliament to defend his government's case on the question of the 'rule of law' in our country, which was the subject of a debate which had been...

History is nothing but the activity of many people in pursuit of their goals. It is the human input that has moulded the course of events over the years and we need to be aware of this throughout our...