In the mid-1960s, in those two-and-a-half years that Oliver Friggieri spent with us in the Major Seminary, we had a preponderance of people from Siggiewi with us. People like George Grima,...

The Malta Society for the Protection and Care of Animals (MSPCA) has recently embarked on a new Wellbeing Outreach programme. Awarded to the NGO through the Voluntary Organisations Project Scheme...

The Planning Authority has agreed to be the main sponsor of an international biennial conference to be held here in Malta next October to debate museum futures. The Muże.X - Shaping Museum...

In a press conference held at the Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS) campus in Qala, Gozo, the Minister for Tourism and Consumer Protection and Minister for Gozo inaugurated premises within the same...

Visitors are being invited to experience a magical, star-filled dark sky on Sunday, 8 August at Ta' Sopu, on the outskirts of Nadur. The area is one of the least light-polluted areas in Gozo. During...

The Malta Trust Foundation is extending its successful Blossom project, providing vulnerable students with essential counselling services, to Birżebbuġa after receiving financial support for...

There is never a shortage of Second World War stories, as new ones are uncovered either in written or oral form. These stories, about those terrible war years, have now been written for posterity in...

We have known it for quite a while that most politicians think of the rest of the population as being in their grasp and can be easily manipulated. They smile, pose, shake hands and mingle with...

Ján Kuciak was a Slovak investigative journalist. He worked as a reporter focused mainly on investigating tax fraud of several businessmen with connections to top-level Slovak...

The inquiry into Daphne Caruana Galizia's death concluded that tentacles of impunity had spread from Castille. Just a few weeks ago, Desmond Zammit Marmarà stated that "the Labour Party...