Ford Explorer setting a new standard in SUV excellence For more than three decades, the Ford Explorer has helped define SUV comfort, performance and functionality. Combining German engineering...

Excitement kicks in as a number of calls will soon be launched as part of the Creative Europe programme providing European funding to support artists and organisations in the media and cultural sphere...

On 26 July 1964 Prime Minister George Borg Olivier returned to Malta from London. He had been there since 19 May, living at the Savoy Hotel in The Strand in London's West End. The Labour...

In the field of personal care, innovation is essential to be able to respond to consumer needs in an increasingly effective way. For this reason, Alta Care Laboratoires has developed Ellegyn...

The Malta Philharmonic Orchestra's ninth concert in the Chamber series will take place today at 11am at the Robert Samut Hall in Floriana. Presented by four of Malta's foremost pianists, the...

The World Health Organisation defines air pollution as "contamination of the indoor or outdoor environment by any chemical, physical or biological agent that modifies the natural characteristics of...

It's one of those strange but immutable truths of the movies that a song like Earth, Wind & Fire's "September" can play in roughly a thousand films before a movie about a dog and a robot comes...

During Dante's time, which was the late Middle Ages in Italy, the diet was influenced by several factors such as geography, climate, faith, politics, and technology. Or so I am told by the internet....

Childhood obesity has emerged as a pressing public health concern worldwide, with its prevalence reaching alarming levels in recent decades. Defined as excess adiposity in children and adolescents,...

In her third solo exhibition titled Mewġa (Maltese for wave), Rebecca Cassar explores her life-long fascination with the sea, the shore and all things blue and sandy. Cassar's signature...