The Master's in Fine Arts course was opened by the Department of History of Art, University of Malta in October 2014, exactly two years ago. The course was designed by Dr. Giuseppe Schembri Bonaci who...

His actual name was Antonio Martini, later Anglicised to James or Jimmy Martin, born in Marsa in 1857 to Maltese parents. His father had emigrated from Italy in his youth and was a seaman, more abroad...

Here we go again. It’s politics back with a bang. And Parliament will only meet today week. With a year and a half to go before the next election, and with the two main parties once again...

It’s October, which means people and places everywhere are ‘going pink’ for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is also time for one of this newspaper’s two annual calls for...

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It’s already been 25 years since Radio 101first hit the airwaves, thanks to the introduction of new legislation which repealed the status of prohibition of private broadcasting and consequently...

Our role as politicians revolves around the concept of policy-making, where it is expected that decisions are taken. Simple and straightforward answers are far from the norm, with the majority of...

I have to admire the courage and fortitude shown by Dean Camilleri who had the foresight to protest against the noise from the Paceville entertainment mecca that was affecting residences in Pembroke...

As the decision on the constitutional case regarding the two extra parliamentary seats claimed by the PN will be handed down on 7 November, I thought of reminding readers the following: In the...

On Thursday the Church celebrated the Feast of Saint Michael the Archangel. St Michael the Archangel is not a saint in the traditional sense but rather is an angel – and the leader of all...