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Years of historical identity crisis have sculpted this European country as remarkably diverse. British, Turkish and Italian influences colour sepia-tinted Baroque buildings, flavour the food and find a place in the Maltese language. In the heart of the Mediterranean, between Sicily and the North African coast, spanning 30 km in length and 15 km across, Malta is small enough to

MUSIC UB40, featuring Ali Campbell, live in concert The legendary raggae and pop band UB40, featuring Ali Campbell, will be performing live at Għaxaq Grounds

How many times do we complain about the littered streets, the crumbling paint, the cracked benches and shrivelled shrubs? Many will grumble and keep on walking

ARTS FESTIVALS APS Summer Festival The third edition of the APS Summer Festival continues today at the University of Malta Msida campus. Seville-based Puerto

Isabel Warrington is rallying residents to clean up and embellish Senglea

(Warning: graphic content) One cannot even dream of trying to better Godfrey Wettinger’s truly monumental history of slavery in Malta, published in 2002.

MUSIC Malta Jazz Festival 2022 The Danny Grissett Trio − made up of US pianist Danny Grissett, Luca Fattorini on bass and Francesco Ciniglio on drums &m

The Malta Football Association Executive Board have turned down Senglea Athletic’s appeal against the decision of the local governing body of football to

ARTS FESTIVALS Malta Summer Festival The Malta Philharmonic Orchestra (MPO) is reimainging opera in the first edition of the Malta Summer Festival, being held

Senglea Athletic issued a statement to express their satisfaction after the Malta FA Appeals Board accepted their argumentation on their complaint against the d