The word ‘serenity’ was thrown about so often during and even after the electoral campaign that foreigners visiting our shores could think they landed on some happy, hippy la-la land where...

X'kien ġara tassew? (What really happened?) this week tackles one of the thorniest episodes in recent Maltese history. The programme will investigate the visit to Malta by General Bonaparte...

It probably comes to no surprise that over the years Petrolea has built its reputation as being a prominent household name in Malta and Gozo. With its renowned brands and top-quality product ranges,...

Student days are often the most memorable period in a person's life and HSBC Malta is making 2017 especially unforgettable for students by offering them €50 credit on all new YES 4 Students...

Italian confectioner and chocolatier Gaetano Mignano visited catering and food preparation establishments in Malta with the aim of providing a fresh and innovative perspective on how professional...

The Malta Philharmonic Orchestra is marking the conclusion of its 2016/17 season with a distinctly Roman-themed gala concert on Saturday, 24 June. The orchestra's workload has increased...

A signature dish by Adrian Buttigieg called 'Free-Range Rabbit, Taro & Forgotten Carrots' has been selected for the semi-final group of the ongoing San Pellegrino Young Chef Competition, being...

In this new book, 'One Day, When I am Younger', Jacob Burak examines in his witty and lucid way the motives and decision-making processes that we overlook when routinely reflecting upon our...

A new book offering a fresh angle on the events of the Great Siege of Malta is to gain funding for publication by crowdfunding on Maltese site, ZAAR.com.mt. Although there have been many accounts...

On Christmas Eve 1675, Dr Giacomo Cassia was called in to examine an eleven-year old girl who was running a very high temperature. The girl, Anna, died on 28 December. She was the first victim of...