I remember my mother, who is deceased, telling me about the day she came with her husband and children to our house. He went to see the sheep with his children while she waited outside in the car....

In 1987, Daphne Caruana Galizia’s voice started resonating more than others and grew into a journalistic force. She was a woman of talent whose art was writing. Her diligence and good work...

Whenever I hear or read about certain criminal acts committed by foreigners in our country – as we hear almost daily – I always ask myself why such foreigners, including those from other...

Our society is fast becoming one of virtual reality. We see photographs that are not real but made up to present a more pleasant picture. We chat with persons on social media whom we have never met,...

Earlier this month, the Church celebrated the feast of Saint Faustina Kowalska (1905-1938). In Saint John Paul II’s homily at her canonization, this humble Polish nun...

The writing was on the wall but we chose to ignore it. It had to come to this to become glaringly obvious to anyone with a modicum of common sense that we are now the miserable citizens of a state...

Members and friends of The Royal Naval Officers’ Association - Malta GC gathered at Villa Arrigo, Naxxar, on 18 October, to celebrate the 212th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar.  On...

With all due respect, I think Judge Giovanni Bonello doth protest too much (TMIS, 4 March)....

Unlike the many feasts that are celebrated in Malta, I see the International Women’s Day not as a commemoration, but as a day that should merge thought and action for the promotion of advancement of women in our society....

The Nationalist Party in government has always catered for the needs of Gozo. The measures taken during last budget reaffirmed the Nationalist Party’s commitment to the island and all its visitors, being locals or foreign...