Around 21,000 Maltese children are estimated to be at risk of poverty. This amounts to 28.2 per cent of the total population. The figures refer to 2015 and are worse than the figures in 2010...

Much has been said over the past week following the publication of The Malta Independent’s iSurvey which, amongst other things, has revealed that as things stand Labour will win the next...

These are still, obviously, early days to see what will happen to the world's economy after Brexit and during the Trump presidency. It is clear, however, that there will be major impacts considering...

Listening to Minister Helena Dalli speaking in Parliament on Monday made one realize how much ground has been covered in the past few years to bring Malta into the contemporary world. It must be...

To look at them, the photos showing a reconstructed Paceville and St George’s Bay are nice to look at – wide roads left for pedestrians, gleaming towers or skyscrapers, palm trees and...

Dr Lydia Buttigieg   On the day of the feast of St Ursula, at a solemn mass held on Friday, 21 October, at the church of the Monastery of the Gerosolimitan Cloistered Nuns of St Ursula...

Hekuba is one of the great Greek tragedies, written by Euripides c. 424 BC, and is set in Troy after the Trojan War, but before the Greeks had departed from  the city. The central figure is...

What's better than enjoying a glass of wine over dinner with friends? We explore and share our favourite options for making this occasional indulgence as clean, healthy and aligned with our everyday...

All employees who will be working with persons with disability at the newly opened Casa Apap Bologna - Respite Services are currently following a course leading to an MCAST level 3 award in disability...

The Perfect Christmas Gift Fair, which has become a much-loved staple on the Corinthia Palace Hotel & Spa's festive calendar, is set to return on Saturday, 19 and Sunday, 20 November. The fair...