The Bis-Saħħa Wine Festival returns for its 19th edition, promising an enjoyable evening of fine wine and lively entertainment in the charming village square of Santa Luċija, Gozo. The...

Malta's reduction of early leaving from education and training to 8.6 per cent is a notable milestone. For the first time, the country has moved below the European Union average and edged past the...

There is nothing objectionable about the spouse or partner of a political leader offering support during an election campaign. It is natural that they accompany their loved one to activities, appear...

In every modern democracy, voting is one of the fundamental rights of the citizen. It is the means by which each person can express their opinion freely, without pressure or fear. However, for this...

There is a tendency in Malta's tourism debate to speak about strategy as a choice between consolidating what already works and venturing into new, more ambitious territory. In reality, the two are not...

It was one of those Valletta evenings that feel suspended between centuries. The newly restored apse at St Augustine’s Priory - that quiet jewel tucked into Merchants Street - glowed softly under the...

Christmas has come early in Malta. It has arrived in the middle of an election campaign, with both major political parties behaving like contestants in a bidding war over who can promise the...

As part of its wider national health policy vision, the Nationalist Party has announced that Selmun Palace and Fort Campbell will be restored and transformed into the Malta National Health Park,...

As Malta approaches another general election, I find myself reflecting not only on the journey our country has taken over the past years, but also on my own political journey. Having served for a...

Moments stay with us. Like the little triumphs of inserting my first venous lines and the bigger conquests of performing an intricately complex procedure unassisted. Truth be told, the bitter moments...