Malta’s political history has never been kind to political parties which are not the Labour Party or the Nationalist Party. Before 2017, no party besides the aforementioned juggernauts had...

When the Partit Nazzjonalista (PN) adjourned and ratified its statute last week, it did so in a very democratic environment at all the stages of the process. There was a free debate and...

Let's start with the latter, the traditional ones, and take a global picture: Why out of 17 million people leaving Russia for holidays per year, only 30,000-50,000 opt to come to Malta? I should say...

Professor Jane Somerville, who is a frequent visitor to Malta and has been on a government contract as visiting consultant in congenital heart disease for a number of years, left Malta in March and...

The Conservation Biology Research Group at the Department of Biology, University of Malta (CBRG-UM) has over 25 years of experience in biodiversity research and awareness that has led to numerous...

Coronavirus has affected us all dramatically but some more than others. The difficulties faced by some families are quite heartbreaking. Even though the situation appears to be easing, it is important...

There is much more to Maltese history than knowing when or where significant events occurred. It is about facts and stories, themes and personal accounts, inquiry and analysis. The richness of the...

A recent discovery of four sanitary diaries kept by medical orderlies during Second World War Malta reveals the acute and miserable state of field hygiene and sanitation for the gunners manning...

20 September 2018 is a day of shame for the Planning Authority. It was the day the PA held a public meeting and approved the ITS-DB development at St George's. The decision was subsequently reversed...

The passing away of our friend Charles Borg has brought back many childhood memories. Decades ago I got to know him at Xlendi where I used to spend some days with my family. Alas, those were the good...