There have been a spate of speeches in Parliament which have gone largely unnoticed maybe because they do not add to the main partisan polemic of the moment but which come from both sides, from second...

On Sunday evening, many people defied the cold and the rain and walked in protest at St Julian’s to protest against the sending back of nine Mali migrants back to their...

On Tuesday, 17 November a group of Science students from the St Margaret College Senior Secondary School were treated to a project about cocoa production in Ghana, and the healthy benefits of dark...

For over 370 years and with 13-family generations the Hugel family has unrivalled experience and knowledge of Alsace vineyards and winemaking. Marc André Hugel, representing the 13th generation...

Roger Friggieri has recently been appointed as Executive Chef of InterContinental Malta. Mr Friggieri who is from Malta, has operated in the tourism industry for over 25 years across the...

Luxury individual and group travellers to Malta can now take a fresh approach to their time on the island thanks to the launch of Bleisure Malta - a personalised concierge serviced dedicated to...

Relentless research of our marine biodiversity continues to produce new discoveries on the species found in Maltese waters.  The Conservation Biology Research Group of the University of Malta led...

Kirsty Bonnici   Around 58 abortions in the UK were performed on Maltese women according to statistics for 2015. Being illegal in Malta, the rate of abortion tourism from the country...

What was the trouble that Fr Hilary Tagliaferro had with Labour Minister Lorry Sant? What was Mintoff's input to the issue? And what were Archbishop Gonzi's reactions to the fact that Fr Hilary was so...

It is that time of year, January and February, when it's cold, or in this year's case, freezing cold. Families are stuck inside watching the rain patter on the window glass. The times when they...