Richard England's latest creation Cain: Prose - Poetry is a bijou work of art and literature. Printed in mostly red, white, black and occasionally a subdued lilac, full of beautifully laid out poetry...

Republic Day is the day most synonymous with the President, being the day when the office was established. Amongst the ceremonies and parades which we see on this national holiday, the President...

This month marks the 73rd anniversary of the adoption and proclamation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), a document directly motivated by the atrocities of WWII that set out the...

Today, Republic Day, represents an important date in Maltese history. 47 years on, the country stops to commemorate the day when Malta shorn itself of its ties to the British crown – even...

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The new restrictive measure imposed by the health authorities this week – the mandatory wearing of face masks in public as of yesterday – has left many minds boggled.  Not because...

Akif and Sina were two young boys separated from their mothers and taken into state care following their jail sentence by our criminal court. That episode sparked widespread anger in societal Malta....

“Education is simply the soul of a society as it passes from one generation to another” – G.K. Chesterton, English writer   Recently, I took part in the European...

In my last article I wrote about the method we need to adopt if we want to engage professional-career builders instead of simply job-seekers for the hospitality and tourism activity. Well last week we...

In the resurrection of an issue which dominated the news cycle for quite a few days earlier in the year, environmental activists have again been proven right by independent institutions – this...