The presence of sand on the pages of a book would not appear to be an important find - except when the book is several hundred years old and the sand was used to dry the ink used painstakingly by...

COVID-19 has had a devastating effect on the Maltese artistic and performing arts community. The overwhelming majority of local performers have found themselves out of work and without any means to...

The difference between a Prime Minister and a Party Leader in Malta is one that has, mostly throughout the country’s political history, been one with blurred lines.  One person must wear...

No, it’s not the score of a waterpolo game or a set result of a tennis game. It is the seven years of prosperity against the seven lean years. This statement has been alive since the old...

Much has been said about the health vs economy debate in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. As countries slowly allow businesses and sectors to reopen, concern grows about the long-term economic...

The National Association of Pensioners (NAP) celebrated its 50th anniversary on 9th May 2020.  In May 197O a group of pensioners, most of them ex-civil servants, led by Professor Philip Farrugia,...

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Let us put aside for a minute the fact that the Constitutional case was filed by the infamous Yorgen Fenech and keep in mind, that like him, there are many inmates at Corradino Correctional Facility...

270,000 Population of Malta and Gozo during the war. 1,581 Civilians killed as a result of enemy action. 3,780 People injured. 50,000 People made homeless as a result of enemy...

‘No man is an island, entire to itself’ − John Donne, English poet (1572-1631) While it is true that as human beings we are all dependent and connected to each other, this...