1. Megalithic temples There are plenty of temple ruins around the Maltese islands, but six, in particular, are listed in the UNESCO World Heritage Site list. These are Ġgantija,...

The Royal Naval Officers’ Association (Malta) commemorated Armistice Day at the Capuchins Naval Cemetery in Kalkara by kind permission of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The...

The amalgamation of Partit Demokratiku and Alternattiva Demokratika into one single organisation by and large has gone unnoticed. The process started months ago but it was only in October that it...

People are fed up with hearing government ministers refer to things that happened pre-2013 as an excuse, or as a way to deviate from current issues.  This practice was one that was happily...

Science in the City Festival 2020 (SitC) is a go for launch. The ninth edition of the festival will be like nothing before, it aims to engage audiences in new ways, empower them with critical yet...

Malta’s 2021 budget speech has come and gone and like every other year it attracted significant attention as families settled down in front of the tv to follow how the budget measures would...

If proof was ever needed that this Government prioritises the education sector, the budget presented last Monday is proof enough. The budget has confirmed this Government’s commitment towards...

In the midst of a pandemic, Government presented another unprecedented budget: this time, the largest one ever presented. Despite the current economic and financial outlook and the uncertainty that...

If people have a penchant for celebrating their 50th birthday as well as their 50 years of marriage, there is surely no harm in the European Union ...

A quarrel is never anything nice. It is even worse when people or entities who might have different interests but share a common goal are involved in an argument, more so if this is thrashed out in the media....