The Brigitte Gauci Borda School of Dance is renowned for the quality of its teaching in a friendly and fun environment, with a reputation for its commitment to the highest standards. Established for...

The National Museum of Fine Arts at South Street will be closing its doors for the last time on Sunday 2 October 2016 after 42 years. This is the last month for the museum at this venue, also...

Oh for a winter's day, hot soups and rooms which you have to warm up instead of cool down. I can't wait. So back to cool climes. Just the thought of all those lovely trees and flowers makes me feel a...

On Saturday 24 September Flimkien ghal Ambjent Ahjar (FAA) will be holding 'Cinema Under the Stars', at the beautiful Villa Bologna Garden, showing the 1972 British comedy thriller film Pulp, set and...

Coryse Borg speaks to Anna Formosa who has been working as an applied drama practitioner in England and Malta for the past 12 years. Abroad, she has worked on projects with organisations such as the...

This paper has been the only one to question the Prime Minister’s presence at the Athens mini-summit a few days ago. Nor were its points replied to by the government. Now more details have...

Independence is, without any shred of doubt, the single most important development in Malta’s political history and 52 years later, after controversy has waned, it deserves to be treated as...

The European Parliament’s snubbing of Leo Brincat’s nomination to the European Court of Auditors was, over and above the ridiculous blame game taking place within government circles, a...

"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, But in ourselves, that we are underlings," Cassius told Brutus in the play Julius Caesar by Shakespeare. It is the weak human condition that often drives...

This article tries to explain in non-technical terms the advantages of using LNG by way of cost savings, cleaner air and tries to demystify the myth about the dangers of transporting LNG in tangerine...