Associate Professor Charlene Vella from the University of Malta's Department of Art and Art History participated in the international workshop "Medieval Images of the Virgin: Materialities,...

The assertion that any criticism of Israel necessarily constitutes anti-Semitism is both logically flawed and historically unsound. It oversimplifies a complex political reality, stifles legitimate...

In an era defined by rapid technological advancement, Malta is increasingly recognizing the importance of data analytics as a powerful tool for driving sustainable development. As the nation strives...

The Malta Philharmonic Orchestra presents concert Gershwin and Bernstein on Thursday 5 June at Fort St Elmo in Valletta. World-renowned pianist, organist and conductor Wayne Marshall returns to...

I remember two particular days in the early 1990s when time stood still. One on Saturday, 23 May 1992, and the other on Sunday, 19 July 1992. A mere 57 days later. Fifty-seven days separated the...

Tom Cruise's Ethan Hunt is getting a bit of a god complex. It's not exactly his fault after defying death and completing impossible missions time and time again. But in "Mission: Impossible - The...

For centuries, Russians have been sipping on a fermented beverage that has long been hailed for its refreshing taste and nourishing qualities: kvass. Often referred to as "bread drink" in English,...

Is there a history of musical talent in your family? Were you influenced by any relatives or mentors growing up? Since my very early childhood I knew that my professional life would have been in...

Christine X Art Gallery is excited to present Karoo Pietà, a deeply personal and poignant solo exhibition by South African artist Glendine, running from 14 to 25 June. In this powerful...

Families play a crucial role in the general stability and well-being of society. The nurturing environment, socialisation and support provided by the family is key for a person's health and wellbeing...