Carnival activities are over and, it’s almost needless to say, they were affected by inclement weather. Our climate gives us mild winters – and this year it is even milder than the...

Over the past weeks BirdLife Malta's third Nature Guardians course came to an end with a graduation ceremony held after the 12th and final session. The question I always look forward to is when...

The world is connected today more than it has ever been before. Over the years, the way people could interact online has changed. At first, people would use emails, forums and comment sections beneath...

The Phoenicia Malta has long held a vision to be recognised as the best urban luxury hotel in the Mediterranean. Throughout the hotel's history - to date, over three quarters of a century long - we...

We have heard and read a lot about the increase in Malta’s population in the last few years, and debates – even at a political level – on immigration and on what...

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The incident in Gzira on Tuesday, where scaffolding and the façade of a building, which was under construction, gave way and collapsed, placing lives at risk, has again brought about concerns...

We cannot ignore Sir John Hookham Frere. His marble bust is at the national library and only someone distinguished and with excellent credentials, especially a foreigner,  would have his bust...

Being someone who assists individuals with their financial matters, I have spent a lot of time discussing the impact that it has on relationships. On a personal level, I can relate to this subject. In...

When asked if he was considering a career in politics, a Super One TV-era, Eurosceptic Joseph Muscat once had famously said that to join politics you had to either be a missionary, a thief or just...