Lying is a pervasive human behaviour, woven into the fabric of our daily interactions. Whether it's a small white lie to spare someone's feelings or a more significant deception with broader...

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the consecration of the church of St Francis of Assisi in Qawra, which was designed by Richard England, the Franciscan Friars and the community prepared four days...

In today's rapidly evolving global economy, the traditional dichotomy between technical and so-called "soft" skills has increasingly become outdated and irrelevant. The term "soft skills" was used to...

As if a long series of questionable decisions was not enough, this week gave even more proof that the Broadcasting Authority is nothing short of a sham and has zero credibility when it comes to...

The Courtauld Gallery  on The Strand in central  London is an art museum in Somerset House. It is an internationally renowned centre for the teaching and research of art history and a major...

The government and the Labour Party are usually very quick to respond to some criticism, particularly when it comes from the Opposition benches. So when days pass and they remain silent on a...

The Salesian Brigade Summer Camp 2024 was a thrilling and enriching experience for 30 enthusiastic campers who spent six unforgettable days at Ghajn Tuffieha Barracks from August 12th to 17th. This...

As summer draws to an end, Il-Ħaġar Museum in Victoria, Gozo, is all set for the opening of a new temporary exhibition by artists Henry Alamango and Galina Troizky. The title chosen for this...

The work of Kane Calì positions us at the crossroads between several forces and realities - the natural and man-made; the whole and the fragment; the hopeful and the dystopian; our collective...

The Malta Society of Arts (MSA) is currently hosting its latest exhibition, Clay/Craft/Concept. This ambitious show is a MSA initiative, which brings together the works of 36 distinguished local and...