Unnoticed by most Maltese, this weekend may well be decisive in the fortunes of the EU and thus of our country as well. The first shock to the system was on 23 June when the British electorate...

A voluminous display of antiques from over 200 sources make up the December auction content of 13500 lots on view this weekend and selling through next week at Belgravia Auction Gallery in St Julians....

In other circumstances, we would have said it was clear the prime minister was abroad. Now, we are not so sure. The fact remains we had some testy moments in Parliament this week. There was...

It is nothing short of a national disgrace that the Maltese government is willing to bend over backwards and defy its agreement with the European Commission for people who are able to pay hundreds of...

The history of the Maltese Parliament has many glorious pages and many not so glorious pages. Monday was one of the latter. The meeting of the Public Accounts Committee received a letter from the...

We thought it would be bad in October once the schools started, but as anyone who was out and about on Friday can attest, we now know that the coming Christmas will be a nightmare on the...

The Salesians of Don Bosco in Malta are organising a grand sale of fine selection of Sicilian ceramics and cribs from Sciacca, together with items of antique furniture. The sale will take place...

Applications are now open for the Malta Society of Arts' (MSA) new schedule of winter courses in the Visual, Applied and Performing Arts, and people of all ages are encouraged to apply. Students who...

Lo and behold it's Christmastime again, and with the mince pies and baby Jesuses in the windows comes another annual tradition: The Comedy Knights! Named Just4Laughs, because, you know, it's the...

A new design haven has opened in Attard, retailing products by international creative trailblazers including Tom Dixon, Ferm Living, Gubi, Jield and &Tradition, as well as exciting local brands...