According to a recent Gallup poll, the Maltese are the fourth biggest worriers in the world   ̶   close to two-thirds (63%) reported feelings of worry.  In addition, more...

As the global community grapples with climate change and environmental degradation, Malta is rising to the occasion by leveraging technology to promote sustainable practices across various sectors....

Born into a world of hyperconnectivity and AI, Generation Alpha faces neurological and emotional realities no curriculum was designed for. In her new book, Generation Alpha in the Classroom: New...

The commonly known milestones in the history of the Hospitaller Order in Malta include their arrival in 1530 and their victory during the Great Siege of 1565. However, significant events unfolded...

It's that time of year when one of our very favourite artists returns to il-Kamra ta' Fuq in Mqabba, presenting yet another exciting solo exhibition. Obviously, I'm referring to Darren...

The Prime Minister last Sunday announced that an international firm has been contracted to draft a plan that will lead to the regeneration of the Grand Harbour. This will lead to the government...

Christie's is delighted to present its Post-War to Present sales this June, a central highlight of its London Summer Season  -  a vibrant programme of auctions, exhibitions, and cultural...

The start of the average plenary session in Parliament is heralded by a 30-minute timeslot dedicated to Parliamentary Questions (PQs). During this half-hour, government ministers are put on the spot...

Studies conducted by Heritage Malta's Diagnostic Science Laboratories have established that an icon venerated at the Chapel of Our Lady of Damascus in Birgu is in fact much older than originally...

In February 2024, in the run-up to the MEP elections, Prime Minister Robert Abela announced the introduction of a new 'veterinary medicine' course to be run by MCAST - wanting to 'end this ugly...