By Tina Urso At times we all feel the need to express our anger and frustrations, on injustices happening worldwide, especially those closer to home. We all feel the need to give our two cents on...

Tonight the curtains close on Act I of the drama being played out on the national stage, a Maltese political tragicomedy being staged in two acts, after which the curtains will be raised on Act...

The England national football team returns to Malta for a competitive match for the first time in 46 years. That 1971 game at the Gzira stadium, labelled as the match of the century, remains...

Last week this paper reported exclusively that Malta ended up ranked at 49th place out of 85 cities for startups. This emerged from a study done by the furnished apartment platform Nestpick which...

The blight of Malta’s light pollution epidemic is bound to eventually reach epic proportions unless proper light abatement measures begin being imposed on future developments and remedial action...

Pamela Baldacchino, an artist coordinating a project called 'Beyond Sight' for blind and visually impaired people at a Training and Activity Centre in Qormi speaks about her unique experience with the...

The Nationalist Party may have reached a new low when on Monday it decided to break away with good internal governance it has always been worthy of and relegated a sensitive issue such as the election...

Joseph Muscat pounced at the opportunity to tell the country that he feels like he is watching the same movie all over again. Of course he was referring to the PN leadership contest that is unfolding...

Throughout the spring of 2018 the Grand Master's Palace in Valletta, which will then be the European Capital City of Culture, will open its doors to a remarkable collection confronting the work of two...

Next year promises to provide an interesting opportunity for cultural exchange across Europe. Citizens of the EU often look at their continental home as a political unit that is beleaguered by...