IN THIS ISSUE
A tiny group of islands that punches way above its weight, Malta is the site of the oldest buildings still standing, which predate the pyramids. Come with us on an odyssey of discovery as we explore the culture, history and food of this fascinating republic, survey into its many attractions and mythology, and uncover some surprising facts about the origins of some of the icons of its identity.
The oldest inhabited land.Since Neolithic times, for over 8,000 years, Malta has been populated and remains of the earliest inhabitants can still be found on the island. Trace Malta's amazing history of occupation HERE.
Maltese MythsIs Malta the site of ancient Atlantis? Or is it where the nymph Caypso kept Odysseus prisoner for seven years.
Is the il-Maqluba sinkhole the place where God destroyed an evil city and its inhabitants leaving only an empty crater? These are just some of the fascinating myths attached to this island nation. Find out more HERE. 
Malta has fabulous food. Check out the recipes HERE.
The best of Malta. Travel has it covered HERE.
Read about Malta's wildflowers HERE.
There is a darker side to Malta; magical entities that supposedly still haunt the islands. Find out what goes bump in the Maltese night HERE.
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In Your CornerIrene Francis Olson argues that we do the world – and ourselves – a disservice thinking that what we have to offer is insignificant HERE.
Read the origin of Maltesers HERE
The Maltese FalconIt's the film-noir classic that set the benchmark for detective stories. Read who was supposed to be cast instead of Humphrey Bogart HERE.
Driving through the storm of life.
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