First it was meant to be turned into a car park, but the news has just been broken that St George’s Square, popularly known as Palace Square, is set to be turned back into an open space for relaxation....

Joseph Muscat has not stopped attacking the government over the Italo-Maltese immigration clash. ...

O, for the staff working at Mater Dei Hospital to be treated with the same dignity as those working in one of the best hospitals worldwide, in Stanmore, England. ...

The news that the Maltese government predicted a deficit of e68 million for 2008 but that by the time the budget was announced in November the deficit had reached e200 million seems to have escaped widespread comment. ...

Culture is what we are all about. Culture is who we are, where we came from and where we are heading. Culture is our identity. The government has consistently stressed that our identity should be promoted and,...

I have often thought of life as made up of various jigsaw pieces. I would use the same comparison to describe any major project that I have seen evolve. There are two key ingredients that determine whether or not you manage...

‘Dal Notaro’It’s past midnight in the Grand Duchy and I am back from a birthday celebration at one of the many restaurants that try to pass for Italian in this corner of Europe. ...

In a country where elections are king, the MEP elections have simply given us one more excuse to get ourselves all hot and bothered.Except for one little, bitty problem....

I read the article Daphne Caruana Galizia wrote about what is happening at Borg in-Nadur, as presented on Xarabank....

If I had to choose one statistic that shocked me to the core this year, it must be the one which said that one third of EU citizens are diagnosed with cancer once in their liftime. Cancer kills about 1.7 million ...