Recently Dame Inspiration drove me to Subiaco, Italy, which is about 40 miles east of Rome. Subiaco is a very sacred place for the Benedictine family because it was a very young...

Believe it or not, North Korea is again on a war footing. Kim Jong-un is steadily asserting himself as the centre of all authority, as his grandfather did. In a country where propaganda sets reality,...

May I remind Marlene Farrugia, former PN activist and candidate, who was then became a PL MP, then an 'Independent' MP, then leader of the PD and now just a PD (or PN?) MP, of those  famous words...

Christopher Attard's article entitled "Going off the Deep End" (TMIS, 20 August) was a valuable contribution to the "debate" raised by the so-called 'Marriage Equality Bill', particularly in the...

By David Stellini and Carm Mifsud Bonnici Over the past months we heard the news that the Maltese Government has formally bid to host the European Medicines Agency. The seat of this agency is...

The revelation that Environment Minister’s Jose Herrera’s youngest daughter has been given a public role has revived the age-old argument of nepotism.  Herrera’s daughter has...

A horrible tragedy was narrowly avoided yesterday when the ceiling of one of the country’s oldest churches collapsed in the middle of the night, just hours before people were due to congregate...

Five people died in traffic accidents over a span of ten days – four in the same day, on Saturday 12 August, in what surely was one of the worst days for road fatalities in Malta.  Two...

Barcelona has now joined Paris, Brussels, Nice, Manchester, London, and Munich, among others, whose populations have suffered from Islamic terrorist attacks. Over the past few years, the template...

Lou Ghirlando graduated as a drama therapist from the University of Roehampton in 2012. Before that she was working as a social theatre practitioner and graduated with a theatre studies degree, as...