My entire political life revives around the youth – I am grateful that I had the opportunity to work alongside youths for the past sixteen years, through student organisations and up until a few...

There is something seriously wrong when we boast of having become environmentally-friendly and to have cleaned our air with the advent of a new natural gas-fired power station, but the country’s...

In the days preceding the 2005 EU Accession referendum, it was pointed out to recalcitrant Labour doubters that joining the EU was like taking Malta to a 2.0 level. Fifteen years after we joined...

With all the talk about social housing projects costing tens and tens of millions of euros, what we will need is less of such boastful talk and more transparency about how the whole project will work,...

There is a foreboding of doom and gloom across Europe over the elections for the new European Parliament to be held on 25 May. This is to be expected at a time when party lines and ideologies have...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat yesterday apologised for his statement during the first leaders’ debate of the 2019 MEP and local council elections. While an apology was definitely necessary, he...

Minister for Justice, Culture and Local Government Owen Bonnici has visited the rehabilitation and restoration works which are being carried out on Admiralty House, which housed the former Fine Arts...

The US Embassy, together with the Ministry of Education's Directorate for Quality & Standards in Education, Microsoft Malta, Integrated Marketing Services Ltd and the Astronomical Society of Malta...

The Malta Society of Arts (MSA) is soon to host its annual fundraising dinner in aid of promising students across various artistic fields. All funds raised during the event will once again...

Delicata has announced the laureates of the winery's Bettija'rt | wine.art.living barrel art exhibition and contest, organised in association with Is-Suq tal-Belt | Valletta Food Market. On...