We have been led to believe that the causes of air pollution in Malta come either from the now defunct Marsa power station or from the BWSC power station at Delimara. That our towns, especially...

Archbishop Mgr Charles Scicluna was somewhat impulsive when he posted a tweet about a story appearing in The Sunday Times which later turned out to be carrying incorrect figures. But this does not...

On 11 November Din L-Art Helwa held its celebratory annual autumn concert and dinner at the iconic Grand Hall of St John's Cavalier, kindly made available by H.E. Ing. Umberto Di Capua, Ambassador of...

A 15th century Renaissance panel painting is currently on exhibit in, 'Reborn - an early Renaissance painting in focus', organised by Heritage Malta at the National Museum of Archaeology. This...

Ironic as it may seem, it has become duly commendable to cordon off a public beach in the height of summer to protect the eggs laid by a turtle at Golden Sands, while it is increasingly becoming out...

Descriptions of Gabriel Caruana's art, especially his ceramics, emphasise the Mediterranean character of his creative output. It is unavoidable; chromatic intensity, sinuous organic forms, the choice...

Delivering on time - and as budgeted - on our promises is the highest example of our commitment to serve the nation and Labour's electoral manifesto keeps us regularly on check whilst carrying our...

In a few weeks' time, Malta will hold the rotating Presidency of the European Union. The most important event during this presidency will be the formal announcement of the UK's intention to leave...

In the aftermath of the campaign for the American presidency, a correspondent in a local newspaper wrote that politics is dead, and that we should "go back to the Bible" to serve as our...

On 31 October, celebrations were held in the Mdina Carmelite Church and the Mosta Parish church to commemorate the death of Fr Avertan Fenech. Fr Avertan Fenech was a Carmelite friar who lived a...