Yesterday’s announcement that Malta has obtained €2.25 billion in EU funds from the newly struck deal between all EU countries is a most welcome announcement. Good news is not easy to...

The United Nations (UN) General Assembly reiterates “that any doctrine of racial superiority is scientifically false, morally condemnable, socially unjust and dangerous and must be...

Last February the Planning Authority [PA] scheduled the late 19th century townhouse on Triq il-Karmnu in St Julian’s (that for many years also served as the residence of Malta’s former...

In a democratic state, certain information kept by the government should, and needs to be made available to the public. When that information is kept restricted, or excuses are found for not providing...

One of the main spiritual fruits of being Church, especially in this day and age, is certainly that of having ecclesial movements and faith communities. These movements and communities are a...

With a story spanning centuries, saying that Malta’s history is a source of pride for all Maltese would not be an understatement. With all its place in the Mediterranean, its rulers, and...

I am a little concerned that I might be growing into a... well a face mask junkie. I certainly aspire to accumulate a veritable wardrobe of face coverings. I reason that we are going to be...

The above is the running title of a diary credited to the Simon Cusens collection which the author of this feature was allowed to study in presenting this write-up to stimulate further awareness of...

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I had recently returned from Mauritius after the death of my husband and I was trying to resettle here with my two young daughters. I was free-lancing and having read The Cruel Sea was intrigued by...