Dinja Mutur, the personal travel show, starring Stephen Formosa who crossed Africa on his motorbike last year, is returning to the screens offering an opportunity to revisit some of the world's most...

The Ghaxaq Music Festival is proud to announce its 25th anniversary celebration, a spectacular event spanning five days across two venues. This milestone festival will feature a star-studded line-up,...

Martina Darmanin's most-awaited debut solo exhibition, titled Domestic Bloom, is finally on at il-Kamra ta' Fuq, in Mqabba, until 4 August. Domestic Bloom celebrates the intersection between home...

The ongoing exhibition Through the eyes of a collector offers a rare glimpse into the private collection of an avid art enthusiast, showcasing a diverse array of artworks that span various periods,...

The first and only surface seaborne attack on the allied fortress of Malta took place 83 years ago on 27 July 1941, code-named Operazione Malta-2. A “secret” War Office Weekly...

Modern living can feel like a never-ending marathon, as we race from one activity to another, battle relentless to-do lists and work increasingly long hours. With so many competing pressures,...

In a world driven by technological advancement, the importance of inspiring the next generation of innovators in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) cannot be...

To say that this year’s Euros may well end up being quite a forgettable tournament wouldn’t be far off the mark – irrespective of who wins the final tomorrow between England and...

GODWIN MUSCAT AZZOPARDI "I love painting seascapes but of course the style of this one is particular and reflects a departure from the classic take on seascapes.  The colours, the...

It is very easy to question what the government’s long-term plan is for the country, mainly because looking around, it is hard to see one. We can talk about having a good economy all we...