Every year we hear more and more statistics that violence in the home is escalating. Recent reports from nearby Italy tell us that there is a women being killed every three days, a shocking number...

A forensic pharmacologist who worked on the introduction of breathalyser tests in Malta yesterday told the Social Affairs committee that Malta must implement a policy on drugs, and in the meantime, it...

 ‘Festen’ has been chosen as the first play to be staged at Blue Box, the new intimate theatre space at M Space in Msida. The adaptation for the stage by David Eldridge from the hit...

From Thursday 20 to Sunday 23 March opera, music, theatre and Mozart lovers will have the opportunity to experience, for the first time in Malta, a completely new production of Mozart’s last...

During the past days the two leading political parties convened separate press conferences and other activities wherein they highlighted their major achievements in the preceding twelve months. They...

Friday saw the first debate between the PM and the Opposition leader. But it came across as a bit of a playground squabble at times.  Both Joseph Muscat and Simon Busuttil started brightly. Both...

The headline of this leading article is borrowed from a book published by Vernon Coleman, an author who has penned numerous books, the one being quoted from about a decade ago, in which some of the...

On Monday 17 March the talk by Salvator Mousù; THE HIDDEN TREASURES OF THE PALACE will close off the second series of lectures; "Rediscovering of the Grand Master's Palace”...

Music has always been an essential part of Carlo Muscat’s life. Although his chosen profession was architecture – he graduated as an architect and worked in that sphere for two years...

I have known Gisèle since around 2002 when she had applied for an Ian Tomlin Scholarship to study music at Napier University in Edinburgh. I am proud to say that I have been associated with...