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Did you know there is science behind skateboarding? This will be explained during the Science in the City Festival which will include a temporary skate park wi

Nearly 60 per cent of young people in Malta would rather live in another European country, according to a recent survey. And Malta was recently voted one of the

On a hot weekday afternoon, with the temperature outside reaching 32 degrees Celsius, we decided to go on a road trip to relish and appreciate some of Malta&rsq

Restoration works are well underway on the bastion wall and adjoining structures leading down to Boiler Wharf from Triq is-Sur, Senglea. The works are being ha

Malta’ s ordeal in World War II was a continuous struggle for survival as the island was besieged by the Axis forces. Food, ammunition and fuel were sever

When the surviving vessels of Operation Pedestal made it into the Grand Harbour exactly 80 years ago, just before Malta’s planned surrender, another opera

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The number of property sales dropped by 10 per cent in July, while promises of sale decreased by 13 per cent when compared to the corresponding month last year.

Science in the City is celebrating its 10th anniversary on September 30 and October 1.  Over the past decade, the festival has attracted close to 300,000

Malta’s population has shot up to 519,562, up by 25% in just ten years, with Sliema now the most densely populated locality.  A preliminary report o