A year on, generating economic growth has marked a significant footstep in this government’s roadmap which was approved by the vast majority of the Maltese electorate during the last general...

Malta is an archipelago that lies in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea. Our history has been shaped by that fact and over the millennia, various peoples have settled here and traded through the sea...

When Alice met Humpty Dumpty in Lewis Carroll’s classic “Through the Looking-Glass”, Humpty Dumpty engages in a manipulation of language, redefining the meaning of words at will,...

Valletta is going to be Europe’s Capital of Culture in 2018. Many are looking forward to the celebrations and activities, and rightly so. But it is not just about the year 2018. When people look...

Last week,  John Dalli’s more notorious brother Sebastian was in the news again after a period of relative quiet. This was after an Italian newspaper published a report about that...

                This period of the year is characterized by examinations which are still equated with stress affecting students, families...

Technology has penetrated into every facet of modern day life. People are more plugged in than ever. They carry their tablets, their laptops and their smart phones around. As soon as they get home,...

Two female artists, Sue Nightingale and Rachel Galea joined forces to present a high calibre exhibition of their recent works at the Culture Office Foyer,  Banca Giuratale, Victoria. This...

Trade unions and employers’ organisations are two, if not the main, actors considered as the back-bone of industrial democracy at the place of work.  Government is expected to act as the...

The Scottish company that was considering tendering for the new public transport system to replace the under par Arriva service yesterday said that it was scrapping the bid because it “feared...