Another set of elections has come and gone and all the hype at the counting hall has now died down. Overall, the electoral process worked well, but certain questions raised about the work of the...

Students from one of Malta's leading dance schools, Seed Dance Studios, are soon to hold a unique dance event, following their performance as part of the final of a major dance competition in New...

Many things went badly for the Nationalist Party last weekend. It succumbed to its heaviest electoral defeat since Independence, which was the unenviable third negative record in the last six...

The Council of Europe’s rapporteur on the state of our rule of law and the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia has most kindly offered, through a conversation with this newspaper...

The excitement of the European Parliament and the local councils election over, we are back to the usual and the normal. Summer's lethargy is already upon us, the festas are beginning and people's...

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The moral and cold blooded murder and injury of refugees from Africa in our country shows clearly a rot in our societal fabric that has been long brewing! It has been long brewing and fed by a disdain...

Minister for Justice, Culture and Local Government Owen Bonnici has inaugurated the recently restored statue of St Joseph in Ħal Għaxaq. Minister Bonnici praised the continuous works...

The strength of the classics is their timelessness; their ability to make us feel, think, love, in spite of geographical and historical distance. Contemporary dialogue with the classics and the...

MADC will be returning to San Anton Gardens with its annual Shakespeare play between 29 June and 8 July - this year with an innovative production of The Tempest, directed by Stephen Oliver. With...