It was perhaps merely a footnote to parliamentary proceedings when the House convened earlier this week to debate the Media and Defamation Bill, but there was one MP who provided something of a voice...

The ugly impasse at the Broadcasting Authority was solved earlier this week, at least partially, when the embattled chairperson, Tanya Borg Cardona, handed in her resignation. She had been resisting...

On 2 March, we wrote that the financial services in the City are preparing their post-Brexit strategies. Some speak of opening subsidiaries or offices in other parts of the EU so as not to lose...

Many were the doom and gloom scenarios that had been painted by anti-divorce campaigners back in those contentious days of 2011 when the divorce referendum campaign was in full swing.  Society...

According to British politician Lord Acton “Power corrupts; but absolute power corrupts absolutely”. This theory discourages honest people from taking positions where they can leave a...

Things do change even in deepest Malta. The Catholic religion may seem age-old, or age-less, but there are subterranean currents in it that should be noted.  Away from the glare of the media and...

Sundays are usually quiet days, at least by newsroom standards. Nothing usually happens, apart from the usual political speeches. But last Sunday the country woke up to the terrible news that another...

Until 30 March, Claudia Vialaret, inspired by the baroque paintings of Caravaggio exhibits her artworks at the Malta Fortifications interpretation Centre in Valletta, with the support of the French...

The Maltese artist Giuseppe Galea is arguably one of Malta's finest decorators as can be demonstrated by his impressive portfolio. Today he is known for his various works for churches such as those at...

An invitation to lunch with Laurent Croset, the Cultural Attaché or to give him the exact title, Conseiller de Coopération et d'Action Culturelle of  the French Embassy found us in...