On September 29 as well as on October 2, we celebrate two liturgical feasts which are linked to angels. In fact, in the September feast we celebrate the feast of the Archangels Michael, Gabriel and...

The second Malta Aviation Conference & Expo (MACE), a B2B and B2C aviation conference and networking event in Malta, will be held between the 18th and 20th November...

Malta was in the international news this week and, again, it was not about something that helped our reputation. It all started when Kensington Palace announced that Prince George, the third in...

Love a coffee to kick-start your day? Then embrace the coffee culture on 1 October, when International Coffee Day celebrates all things related to everyone’s favourite roasted...

Exquisite Pain | Squisito Dolore is a visual art project by local artist David Borg. The collection is inspired by a Secular Aria published in 1624 by Claudio Monteverdi in 'Quarto scherzo delle...

It will probably be the most important budget in many years. After taking over the reins of the country in 2013, the Labour government managed to take Malta into the black, registering a surplus...

There is a similar pattern between the UK political situation in the recent past and the present one in Malta. Jeremy Corbyn was elected Labour Party leader on 12 September 2015 with 59.5%...

A number of points should be clarified following the editorial carried in last Saturday's edition of the Malta Independent titled "Six months should have been enough to prepare". Various work...

"January 2020. TV news informed us of the new epidemic in Wu Han, China. Some people were afraid, but we joked: "This virus will be like all the products made in China, it won't last  long!"....

Visual art exhibition The summing up by Richard Saliba opened last Friday, 25 September at the Art Galleries of Palazzo de La Salle, the seat of Malta's oldest art institution - the Malta Society of...