While its home undergoes refurbishment, Teatru Salesjan is delighted to present a rich Spring programme in a multitude of exciting venues throughout Malta, scattering a feast of cultural delights...

The Tayar Foundation for Jewish Heritage in Malta has been active since it was set up in 2019. I have been following its fortunes in remembrance of a dear friend, Shelley Tayar. This time I received...

Celebrating Together Centennial Carols: Lighting up China and Europe is organised by the China Cultural Centre in Malta, funded by the China National Art Funds and the Sichuan Fine Arts, and supported...

What was your first encounter with the Venice Biennale? When did you first hear about it and how? I believe the first time I heard about it was when I was reading for my undergraduate degree. I...

If you were to be asked what matters most to you when seeking service from a professional, what would you reply? Expertise? Integrity? Value for money? All are important, but even more fundamental I...

We have been having no less than five national days in Malta for far too long now. Il-Vittorja, Sette Giugno, Freedom Day, Independence Day and Republic Day to date are all marked as national day...

It is the day when the Maltese get to decide which political party will govern them in the next five years. The political campaigns came to an end on Thursday night and, after observing a day of...

The election campaign is over and, tomorrow, we are being invited to exercise our right to vote to elect the new government. The Friday before the election has been traditionally known as the...

We are not legally obliged to vote but voting remains our civic duty. But what does it really mean? And what does it mean for us Maltese in particular? Typically in our country, national elections...

The story of little Hassan Al-Khalaf, an eleven-year-old boy, who finally reached safety in Slovakia after joining the masses of refugees escaping the Russian invasion of Ukraine hit the headlines...