Good whodunnit stories have always been very popular with us Maltese. We tend to devour the various detective and thriller novels, and many of us - let's be honest - are addicted to detective series...

In 2010 Malta celebrated the 1,950th anniversary of St Paul's shipwreck on the shores of Malta. It was also the year of the visit by Pope Benedict XVI also celebrating the shipwreck...

Malta's oldest theatre company, the Malta Amateur Dramatic Club (MADC), has announced the show dates for their exciting new production, Breaking the Code. Based on the book Alan Turing: The...

Can you explain the genesis of 'Diplomazija astuta' and how you started working with Arcangelo Sassolino and Jeffrey Uslip? A couple of years ago, Jeffrey Uslip contacted me because he was...

Mario Philip Azzopardi, the outspoken and, at times, controversial writer and director, first saw the play in English 30 years ago in Munich. "I still remember how I felt leaving the theatre, and it's...

"When I returned to Malta in 2017, the plan was to work as a full-time writer. I put my plan into action the following year and for a while the plan worked. I became my own boss, and I was a harsh...

Every year an average of 66,000 women are violently killed globally, accounting for approximately 17% of all victims of intentional homicides. In Britain, Justice Secretary Dominic Raab aims to put...

Way back in August of 2011, Dr Josè Herrera, reacting to the introduction of the institute of plea bargaining into the Criminal Code through article 453A, had rightly remarked how the amendment...

The examination period is very much upon our country’s younger generations at the moment, as children of most, if not all, ages across the country contend with their mid-yearly tests and...

The recent Public Accounts Committee meetings are quickly becoming a bit of a farce. The committee is looking into a report drawn up by the National Audit Office about the awarding of the tender...