The Bill to decriminalise abortion when there is danger to life and for certain health and mental health reasons has given rise to controversy. I, too, had pointed out that clarification...

Frankly it has become quite tiring. Nearly every day we wake up to news of some new application for some ridiculously gargantuan development, either smack bang in the middle of a quant town, upsetting...

Cancer has always been a significant health burden and is increasing in prevalence. In fact, almost everyone can recall a friend or family member who has been diagnosed with cancer. Therapy against...

Andrew M. Smith is a Malta-based artist who specialises in the en plein air genre of landscape artwork, that is, painting outdoors and on location. Andrew was originally from Hull, in the East Riding...

St Bernard of Clairvaux once wrote, "Mary, the whole world awaits your reply". Seven centuries before J. L. Austin would have written of the illocutionary power of words, Bernard of Clairvaux had...

I had eaten and eaten well at Risette before the pandemic hit us and spoiled our fun. I like the simple but 'clean' ambience of this restaurant. The décor is subdued but stylish and has a...

Sustainability and sustainable development have been three words regularly, abusively and rhetorically uttered by our politicians during the last few years. The definition of sustainability is not...

In my last article, I wrote about the attitude, lack of hospitality and lack of service in many of our hotels, restaurants and retail outlets. This is no measure for professionalism here. We cannot...

In October last year the gifted Argentinian tenor José Cura memerized audiences at Teatru Manoel not only with his singing but with his very presence and performance. The programme was...

The Chamber of Architects and Civil Engineers (KTP) recently introduced guidelines for its members working on projects close to megalithic temples. The Directive aims, the Chamber said, to set...