The fascination that Strait Street in Valletta inspires in visitors was amply evident during a recent talk by George Cini, who authored two books about this famous street, to Rotarians at the...

Way back in the late 1960s and early 1970s, the world famous author Desmond Morris carried out a very detailed researched study on the boats of Malta during his six-year stint in Malta - a study that...

The Ambassador of Turkey to Malta has been generous with the Embassy's programme celebrating  his country's National day. H.E. Mr Reha Keskintepe and his pretty blonde German wife, Martina held a...

Fort St Angelo is closely associated with the Order of St John. But in reality it boasts a more extensive heritage. This will be the focus of a series of lectures that will explore Fort St...

Churches in Malta serve as introductory spaces into the world of art. Most of us have spent part of our childhood absorbing the visuals, sounds, smells, and architectural compositions of these...

Something rather unusual happened in Malta yesterday: two newspapers, one of which is from this publishing house, came out with their polls and the two polls, independently of each other,...

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“If all the scandals that came before are comparable to the twinkling of stars, the Panama Scandal is the sun scorching our islands like never before”  These are not my words but...

At first glance, a survey showing that nearly half the population thinks the government is corrupt should be considered as bad news for Castille. But looking at the situation from another angle, given...

Progress and development can be measured in several ways. Some consist in simply subjective and qualitative assessment while a number of hard facts can capture the trend in a more robust way. When we...