I remember you in Malta as a young talented musician, before you went to the UK to develop your musical career. What was it that spurred you to take the decision to go abroad? I always loved...

Paper Plane has been unveiled as the public sculpture chosen from among a number of proposals to commemorate 100 years of aviation in Malta. The Luqa-based sculpture, which was created by Paolo...

Trust in the government is down five percentage points according to the findings of a Eurobarometer study. The survey’s first results, which were published on Thursday, show that trust in...

Anecdotal and word-of-mouth evidence would seem to confirm the results of our own straw poll (back page) among outlet owners following the Christmas shopping days: while some areas experienced growth,...

Next month's Japanese Impressions paintings exhibition is the fourth of its kind being organised by Rin Terada from Shamane, Japan, with the help of Berlin-based Tomoko Germar, Joseph Barbara from...

Viewers who were watching Saturday’s L-Istrina right from the beginning saw a scene which many would have characterised as a rare scene in today’s Malta. They saw the leaders of the...

For the second consecutive year, a photographic portrait by local photographer Joe P. Smith has been short-listed for exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in London as part of the prestigious...

Many would argue in favour of the importance of studying in a foreign country, even if briefly, in order to be exposed to new perspectives and to gain knowledge different to that explored here in...

Parliamentary Secretary Ian Borg really should not have jumped for joy as quickly as he did this week in the wake of the Permanent Commission Against Corruption’s report on his property...

The notion of justice may have several forms but its most essential element is encompassed in the classical phrase becoming the possession of the Western tradition: ‘suum cuique’ –...