Mark Anthony Fenech's literary debut is a science fiction novel written in Maltese published by Horizons. The author writes in a genre which is seldom used within Maltese literature - the language is...

 The Maltese Islands Festival is set to return for a second, longer edition this December, with applications already open. The popular festival, which first took place last year, saw over...

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...

Two of Malta's 'classics' - the Corinthia Palace Hotel & Spa and Malta Classic - have joined forces once again in a successful sponsorship that is now in its fourth edition. This will involve...

With around 40 different courses being offered by the Malta Society of Arts (MSA) across the areas of visual, applied and performing arts, anyone who would like to further their art-related skills...

Micheline Galley   Ġuże Aquilina was born in Munxar, a village on the small island of Gozo. After brilliant studies at the Seminary of Gozo, he went to the main island, Malta,...

The PN leadership race has become quite a cutthroat affair. Sources from within the PN say that practically all four contenders have their own groups of people inside Stamperija who are ‘working...

The summer holidays are quite hectic for the Labour Government, with structured discussions at various levels in preparation for the next budget. True to our word, we have already set the ball rolling...

The country, or at least the more politically-minded section of the country, which truth be told is most of the nation, is in for a treat on Wednesday – the day after the Santa Marija...

In his reaction to an earlier piece of mine, Kenneth Wain called me ‘ignorant’ and some other nice adjectives because I dared voice my disagreement with one part of the Ethics programme...