I don't know many 90 year olds but I have a cousin who is over 90. We celebrated this 'venerable' birthday with a small,  family gathering one or two years ago. It was a very happy...

If the Malta Police Force had any credibility left, it was torn to shreds over the last week with the uncovering of a major scandal within the Traffic Branch that could likely spread to other police...

On Monday, 24 February, the Bighi Conservation Labs in Kalkara will open their doors exclusively for Heritage Malta Student Passport Visa holders. The event is free of charge but a ticket is required...

The Malta Society of Arts' exhibition Still Stills by Anna Galea opened last Thursday at its Art Galleries in Valletta. More than 20 extra-large watercolour paintings are being exhibited throughout...

Proceeds from the sale of paintings during Island Insurance Brokers' recent collective art exhibition were presented to the Inspirasia Foundation. The donation of €2,175 was presented to...

If the mere mention of artificial intelligence brings to mind an apocalyptic vision of robots enslaving humankind, or a dystopic future dominated by tech, then let me put your mind at rest. AI...

The history of wine in Gozo dates back to 500BC, when, as, autumn approached, Roman galleys disembarked at Mġarr ix-Xini harbour. Their load was amphorae filled with wine that had been pressed in...

In 2005, the new President of Georgia, Mikhail Saakashvili, fired 30,000 police officers in an attempt to address the overwhelming corruption in state institutions. By the time he had finished, the...

The Opposition has been arguing for some months that we are living a “Made in Malta” recession. When I first heard this, I was startled, as the European Commission had just announced that...

Ta' Liesse: Malta's waterfront shrine for marinersGeneral editor: Giovanni BonelloPublisher: Miller Distributors, 2020.  Pages: 255pp.ISBN 978 9995 794248 Big, handsome, heavily...