Maltese men's football has, for several years, lagged behind other countries particularly at international level.  This can be said for both the national teams - where several other nations of...

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On Saturday, the Nationalist Party (PN) will elect a new leader - its fourth in just 12 years. This election is not merely a question of who will lead but whether the PN can finally reinvent itself as...

We all agree that education is important. We proudly talk about free schooling, exam results, and new buildings. However, when it comes to preparing young people to be democratic citizens, our...

Science is often perceived as something distant, tucked away in laboratories, practised by experts or taught within the formal setting of classrooms. However, at Esplora, we firmly believe that...

Last Thursday, I stood in MUZA'S  Camerone Hall, surrounded by shadows and silence on the walls, as Tonio Mallia's paintings whispered stories from Malta's haunted past. The exhibition Tuitio...

The Malta Society of Arts (MSA) is proud to present Still Life | Life, Still, a major exhibition that brings together the works of Giorgio Preca (1909-1984), one of Malta's foremost modernist...

Valletta, 26 July 2025. This morning, the Grand Harbour looked calm, its waters catching the gold of the rising sun. But at the St Elmo breakwater, a quiet ceremony unfolded. I saw a man toss a...

Maltese artist Ray Piscopo has spent over five decades weaving colour, form, and vision into an artistic legacy that now spans more than 800 canvas paintings, hundreds of sketches and drawings,...

'When Russia did democracy - from St Vladimir to Tsar Putin'  Author: Kenneth Macinnes  Publisher: Amberley Publishing Gloucestershire / 2023 Pages: 296   I have just...