This week the news was, focused on the stories of meritocracy and sharing out public funds with close partners working in tourism.  You know this sort of behaviour may have been acceptable if the...

Victor Pasmore Gallery in Valletta and Inizjamed will join forces for a series of open mics inspired by Victor Pasmore's work. Victor Pasmore's work will act as a springboard, an inspiration for a...

Once again, the government's attention is being drawn to its economic policies which, in the last 10 years, have been by and large concentrated on increasing numbers. In its presentation of the...

Missio Malta in collaboration with the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) is launching The Chapels of Malta - A Historical Journey, an unprecedented platform, opening a window onto the fascinating world of...

Tourism numbers will need to rise by more than one million visitors over the 2023 levels for the same occupancy levels to be retained, a Deloitte survey commissioned by the Malta Hotels and...

The Minister for Tourism Clayton Bartolo is frequently in the news, alas always for the wrong reasons. Last week he, together with his buddy Clint Camilleri, made headlines again because of his...

When Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, many thought that it would be something of a blitzkrieg offensive: the much-feared Russian military might moving onto the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv,...

The choir of angels came out singing early this year, yet it wasn't the birth of our Saviour that they announced in unison, rather it was a rehearsed and coordinated response to the outcry following...

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I got a parking ticket. Do I still have to pay the fine if I say sorry? The speed camera caught me driving seven kilometres per hour above the limit. Do I still lose points on my licence if I beg...