The New Choral Singers, under the direction of the internationally acclaimed Wayne Marshall, and in association with the Hilltop Gardens, are proud to present their annual summer concert, which is to...

For the second year in a row, a group of BOV employees, accompanied by their family and friends spent a Sunday afternoon discovering the marvels of the Teatru Manoel. The visit started off with...

Following the occasion of World Refugee Day, Agenzija Zghazagh, SOS Malta, integra Foundation, Kopin, African Media Association Malta, Migrant Women Association Malta and Spark 15 are joining forces...

The British people – well, the English and the Welsh people’s decision to leave the European Union must be respected. The EU big shots have called on the UK to leave the union as soon as...

Liam O'Farrell is a London-based artist and illustrator working mostly in watercolours and oils. His work is often exhibited in prominent venues, including the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in...

Friday, 24 June will remain forever a watershed moment for British politics. For a very long time, the United Kingdom has been respected and revered for a sedate and composed style of politics. This...

To make news clear and comprehensible, with the ever-increasing lack of time and space, it is often necessary to subtract or condense. Done without care or responsibility, such subtraction may not...

Our system of local government provides for councils and other local entities to be autonomous of the country’s central administration, that is, government. This is one of the pillars on which...

The Brexit referendum has come and gone and out has won the day. The British have spoken and their wish should be respected. I was not surprised at all, as so many years of eurosceptic oratory cannot...

There was a time, not so long ago, when the Maltese population had become intimately acquainted with the Central American country of Panama. Many people who previously could not even readily find it...