At first, it seemed that the choice of place, the date and the time were quite unusual. It is not often that the History of Art Department at the university holds a lecture inside a parish...

Many many years ago this paper had given coverage to concerns, expressed mainly by one person regarding the stability or otherwise of Binja Buqana in Mtarfa. In those days, this man was...

The latest scaremongering attempt by Simon Busuttil and his motley crew is on the legal notice issued by the Ministry of Education on the number of courses a university can offer in Malta.  In...

When one speaks and accidentally inserts a word that is on one's subconscious mind in place of another, we refer to it as a Freudian slip. Technically, it is referred to as parapraxis. This Labour...

No matter all the projects that politicians plan and carry out, their best achievements will always depend on how well they listen to and understand what the people they represent need and deserve....

With reference to the Gaffarena/Old Mint Street in Valletta expropriation, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat stated that the government would not take part in a cover-up in a supposedly internal probe now...

When one is sitting still and in silence, even the faintest sounds can be heard clearly. This includes the small, still voice of the Lord. Noise disrupts everything.   C.J....

Some Catholic priests are trying to spread alarm about a children's game called “Charlie's challenge”. These priests with a medieval mindset are as fascinated with demons as the children...

So today’s greeting goes! If you are a father, you will certainly receive much more cuddles, phone calls or text messages today than you usually do. Today is the day when you joyfully and, why...

In his recent article in The Times entitled "Anti-Hondoq front evaporates”, it is perhaps a little unfair of environmentalist Alan Deidun to suggest that the Moviment Ħarsien Hondoq is...