From Mr C. Saliba In the Special Course requirements for entry to the Undergraduate Courses in 2008, ...

From Mr J. Calleja This article with the above title made interesting reading (TMIS, 26 October). But as you and I know, Malta is still run by the good old boys, whether they be judges or politicians and so on. ...

From Mr K. FarrugiaThat Howard Hodgson is so anti-UK’s Labour is of little concern to most Maltese readers. ...

The topic of immigration, or rather that of illegal immigration, has become a subject that is discussed in all households across all strata of Maltese society. ...

The enthusiasm of young people knows no bounds. Whether they are involved in music, sport activities, bands, choirs, fashion shows, ...

A few weeks into what was described as the new local television season, it is clear that while there is little that can be called “new”, the standard of the productions continues to fall below the expectations of the average public....

There is no such word in the Maltese language. This word has been invented by somebody, was taken up by the press, and has taken the language like the plague....

I wonder if anyone bothers reading Daphne Caruana Galizia any longer, she is so one-sided. I can understand a columnist being anti-Labour or anti-PN but that does not mean that the columnist’s preferred party is always right, the other always wrong. ...

Recently, I had the opportunity to deliver a talk about the concept of how we can regenerate our capital city through culture and the arts at a seminar organised by Valletta Alive Foundation at the Exchange Building. ...

The decision made by Karl Chircop and his family on the Labour MP’s deathbed – that his organs were to be donated to others in need – was the last significant gesture of a man who truly believed in solidarity, of helping others....