In 1993, eminent Harvard scholar Robert Putman published a seminal book which studied the difference in performance between cities in northern and southern Italy. Putman labelled the cause of the...

Born to first generation Latvian immigrants in the USA, born, raised and educated in the United States of America, Nils Mui?nieks obtained a Ph.D. in political science at the University of California...

My impression is that Maltese youths, enthusiasts, creators, businesses and start-ups are enthusiastic about and are interested in learning ways and methods on how to enhance their development. A...

Harrowing details of the brutal assault suffered by a primary school headmistress were released yesterday by the Malta Union of Teachers (MUT). The case, which took place at the Vittoriosa...

Right from the outset we have to make it crystal clear that favouritism and cronyism is just not on in any way, shape or form from any government whatever its political stripe.   But as...

The international media gave extensive coverage to Archbishop Charles Scicluna’s visit to New York City and Chile where, as an investigator appointed by Pope Francis, he looked into serious...

According to Article 19(a) of UN Convention of Rights for Persons with Disabilities, persons with an impairment should “have the opportunity to choose their place of residence and where and with...

Some time ago, a German television station ran a programme on Gozo with two opera houses just hundreds of metres away from each other, each putting up a complete opera on two nights each...

Malta is losing around 100 old buildings every year, Din l-Art Helwa President Maria Grazia Cassar warns in an interview published in today's edition. These buildings are part of the country's...

The Malta Labour Party has won yet another round of local council elections. The people have once again shown that they have more trust in Labour councillors than they have in Nationalist and Alternattiva Demokratika councillors....