Another concert organised by one of Malta's finest orchestras and bringing together some of the most talented musicians and singers on the island, the St Paul Chamber Ensemble continues to provide...

The Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit has received a lot of flak over the past years, however they truly seem to be trying to fix the issues that existed, and improve their capabilities when it...

Last Wednesday, 370 migrants were brought onto Maltese soil, rescued by the Armed Forces of Malta. It marked one of the busiest days for migrant arrivals in recent Maltese history. The AFM has...

Saturday (8th June) was World Ocean Day. For us in Malta the ocean is always present. In stories, in work, in sound and sight.  It is as constant as the tide in the ebb and flow of our lives and...

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Yet another building gave way yesterday morning and the lives of a grandmother, mother and daughter were only very narrowly spared. The younger two were spared only because they were on an aeroplane...

When I was first asked to become publically involved in politics, I lay awake all night thinking about my answer. On the one hand, it would provide me with a platform to fight for what I believed in,...

Throughout the years, globalisation has left a negative impact on environmental issues. Many environmental organisations are trying their utmost to create awareness on various issues that are...

Today, fifty days after Easter, after the Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ, we Catholics are celebrating the coming of the Holy Spirit on the apostles and the disciples united in prayer with...

Anthony R. Curmi Following part 2 (TMIS 2 June) of this series of articles, Table 1 below shows figures relating to the Bank’s Profit & Loss account extracted from the report produced...