Over the past 10 years she has produced a regular volume of work, an average of one or two shows per year. And so, in celebration of her 10th anniversary as an active and prolific artist, Alexia...

On Friday, 28 September, the St Paul Chamber Ensemble, in collaboration with the Sovereign Hospitaller Order of St John of Jerusalem, presented a recital of Sacred Music by Royal Command. The concert...

Forty schools enrolled in the EkoSkola programme were awarded the prestigious international Green Flag award while other schools were bestowed the Silver and Bronze awards in a ceremony presided over...

Clare Azzopardi's Castillo is as complex as each individual reader may make of a writerly novel. Not only its themes, but also plot lines sometimes overlap in a way that might make it appear...

Development in Malta has arguably been a hot topic for decades, with construction and environmental issues often making headlines in the local news. Now it has even inspired a Maltese play, which will...

The cover of the Summer issue of Treasures of Malta is very colourful. Upon further investigation I found it is a painting of windmills in Gozo, by Mary Fedden.  In this issue there is a...

The head of Valletta 2018, Jason Micallef, was being rather silly when he boasted to L-Orizzont some days ago that the crowds of people in Valletta were due to the V18 activities. Did Valletta 18...

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Almost a year has passed since the country was stunned by the barbaric murder of one of Malta's most prolific journalists. Just under one year ago, on a slow Monday afternoon, the news that...

I have been thinking about this article for months, looking for the right words to discuss the terrible subject of Daphne Caruana Galizia's brutal assassination. There is no easy way to discuss this...