We are all acquainted with the rather caricatural descriptions of police officers in films, novels, TV gags etc depicting bumbling bobbies, plodding PCs, or even worse.   That may apply to...

        We need to feel safe in our relationships, in our jobs, in our state of health, in our homes, in our countries.   We certainly do...

        For years, the US has been clear about its intent to step back from Iraq. The restrained American military aid now being offered to defend Baghdad against a...

        In the past few days, some debate was triggered by the Leader of the Opposition’s suggestion to do away with “Sunday sermons”. That Dr Busuttil...

Although practically everyone in Malta knows about the story of St Paul’s stay on the island, most have probably not taken a deeper look at the text of Acts 28 and its academic commentaries....

On 3 July the College Of Dance will be holding its annual dance performance entitled Dance Jubilee at the Mediterranean Conference Centre, Valletta. It will be under the artistic direction of Felix...

On Friday, 27 June, eminent Maltese architect Richard England will be giving a talk entitled The Spirit of Place + Places of the Spirit under the auspices of Flimkien għal Ambjent Aħjar (FAA). This...

Russian Poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko – best-known for his poem Babi Yar and the eponymous symphony made in collaboration with composer Dmitri Shostakovich – will visit Malta at the end of...

        It is unfortunate that the Police and Army Minister has gone to war with the Ombudsman over the matter of who and what is legally empowered to hear complaints by...

    Back in November 2009, a certain Raymond Agius, a delightful 55-year-old hunter was out hunting near a bird park privately owned by Kevin Mallia. At the time, Mallia owned an African...