The World Cup is underway in Qatar. It is an anomalous event. It’s the first time it is being held during the European autumn – it is usually held in late spring/early summer. It has...

A great stone bridge built three centuries ago in the heart of the Balkans by a Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire, spanning generations, nationalities and creeds, stands witness to the countless...

Few can say they have had the thrill of discovering and handling an actual treasure. David Ellul can certainly claim so, after encountering a cache of drawings, records, journals and countless other...

An 'old'  friend I respect e-mailed: "I read the stuff you write about dinners and vermouths d'honneur and find them amusing.  Sometimes though you should also go to some very weighty...

Persons with disability from 11 Day Centres, operated by Aġenzija Sapport, came together to create an artistic project currently being exhibited at Fort St Elmo in Valletta as part of the...

Revolving oil drill heads, rotating motors, falling liquid, moving metal, meditative musical scores, flowing water, flashing lights, disharmonic sounds and a rain of fire: indisputably, an outstanding...

Sometime this week one of us has probably gone to the supermarket to buy their favourite brand of cereal, coffee or biscuits. As they walked down the supermarket aisle, they either based their choice...

A small but important Black Lives Matter protest was held in Valletta last weekend, which pointed out a number of issues Malta must address. “The Government has committed itself to building...

The Secretary of the NGO Doctors for Road Safety, Mario Vassallo, is asking for better data to determine the root cause of skyrocketing road deaths. When Vassallo was asked by The Malta...

Thirty-three years ago, world leaders came together to adopt the Convention on the Rights of the Child - a global affirmation that children's rights are human rights, equally deserving of...