The International Monetary Fund pressed Italy to do more about "unacceptably high" unemployment, especially among young people and women, and urged it to bring back an unpopular property tax...

This was the triumphant ending of that outstanding homily which Blessed John Paul II delivered on May 9, 2001 at the Floriana “Granaries” on his second pastoral visit to our country. On...

“Darirari is a mashing together of two words – Dari and Rari – to form something new. This reflects how we are creating the show: by bringing together people from different artistic...

This project was born in 2010 when two individual artists, Jean Pierre Gatt, photographer and film maker   from Malta and Derek Nice, painter and sculptor from Great Britain researched, in...

Frankly speaking, this newspaper and large swathes of the country had expected far better from our progressive and European Prime Minister when he reacted to the 290 migrants who were rescued by the...

The Prime Minister and the Minister of National Security gave a press conference the other day to tell us that they are prepared to defy the European Union they never wanted to join on the matter of...

Brazil has been in the news these past few weeks.   It hosted football’s Confederations Cup and, in this soccer-crazy nation, the expectations were for a festive event that was to...

When Pope Francis, on his first voyage as a Pope, lands in Lampedusa tomorrow, he will board a patrol boat and touch land on the very same quay where the asylum seekers, who have landed here in...

Parliament is currently debating a Bill that will allow MPs to sit on select boards. The government has now specified that it wants MPs to sit not on any board but on boards that are mainly concerned...

Garden Party at the British High Commission   It was lucky for us all that on 21st June the crippling heat of our long hot summer had not yet descended on these islands. So the garden party...