The Phoenicia Malta and curator Prof. Charlene Vella are proud to present a special preview exhibition of works by Lorenzo Agius, the preeminent portrait photographer of our time. This exclusive...

Malta's social fabric is increasingly stretched by a growing divide between the rich and the poor ­- a global trend that finds deep resonance on the island. This widening gap poses a significant...

Prime Minister Robert Abela has been found to have used groundless accusations for political gain, tarnishing the reputation of his opponents without the backing of evidence. The recent decision by...

Three priceless religious paintings - known as sottoquadri - from the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Graces Church in Żabbar have been beautifully restored with the support of Bank of Valletta. The...

Visitors to the Grand Master's Palace in Valletta now have access to nine new halls that have never been open to the public. With the inauguration of these state rooms, the public experience at...

It will be another long, hot summer for the Nationalist Party. For the third time in less than a decade, it will spend it finding a new leader to take it through to the next election. Last...

After years of heated debate, protests and disagreement over the fate of Manoel Island, the situation now seems to be moving in the direction of turning the island into a national park. MIDI, the...

Malta has always been an island near-enough obsessed with politics. Electoral turnouts frequently exceeded 90%, placing the Maltese electorate as one of the most politically active - in terms of...

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The Malta Tourism Authority has expanded the designated swimming zone of the Blue Lagoon, extending the main central area while adding two nearby inlets, now exclusively reserved for swimmers. It...