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The 28th annual film festival will hold sway in downtown Wilmington this weekend. Theres also plenty of non-Cucalorus options.

Property prices in the Three Cities are rising, attracting residents with deeper pockets

👋 Lasso fyafulla!*Welcome to Tuesday, where all eyes turn to the U.S. as midterms kick off, UAE and Egypt pledge to team up for the world’s biggest wind farm, and sorry Hemsworth, Pine, and Pratt: Evans is the sexiest Chris around. Meanwhile, London-based, Persian-language daily Kayhan reports that ...

French writer and political scientist Dominique Moïsi was in Israel last week for the country’s latest elections, which saw the victory of a hard right coalition led by Benjamin Netanyahu. He warns that there is an inherent conflict between the self-declared "start-up nation" and the anti-science, anti-liberal program of the new government.

Renovation, restoration, conservation and preservation – which one of these processes is best for your home? Explore the importance of safeguarding Maltese buildings

Hello Nairalanders, it’s your girl Mstravelindiva (again) Just a few pics from my recent trip to Malta! Malta is a beautiful (yet small) country in the middle of the Mediterranean (south of Sicily, north east of Tunisia), and I can see why Game of Thrones was filmed here! It’s simply beautiful! It was my first…

Istanbul is unfathomable: old and new, real and surreal, melancholic and absurd. Elif Shafak, one of its foremost novelists, reveals its secrets.

The bewitching archipelago, comprised of Malta, Gozo and Comino, has cool walled cities, divine gastronomy and a sun-drenched landscape thats built for adventure.

Malta’s biggest annual arts and cultural festival returns to Valletta tonight, after a two-year hiatus.  People visiting the capital city tonight wi

Notte Bianca will return tomorrow, October 1, after a two hear hiatus, with over 50 events scattered throughout Valletta with multidisciplinary performances ran