For generations, teenagers have been told by their parents to "lay off the chocolate" if they want clear skin. Dermatologists, on the other hand, often dismissed diet as having little or no role in...

In the history of Maltese modern art, few figures of the second half of the 20th century occupy as radical and inventive a position as Gabriel Caruana (1929-2018). A ceramist-sculptor who consistently...

Every summer, Malta's cultural calendar offers a handful of events that bring families, friends and visitors together and the Valletta Pageant of the Seas has firmly established itself as one of...

Europe likes to think of itself as the world's privacy standard-bearer. The GDPR is cited from Brasília to Bangalore as proof that a large, prosperous democracy can regulate technology without...

Malta's transport environment has been in the news as of late, with several parliamentary questions focused on different elements of the sector. This newspaper has already written about one such...

It looks at four familiar figures, the avatar, the monster, the robot, and the ghost, and asks what they can tell us about identity in a digital age. Each one represents a kind of presence that...

There are some things in life that simply do not require official confirmation. The sky is blue. Summer in Malta is hot. And anyone who regularly uses public transport knows that overcrowded buses are...

The discovery of seven cases of Blue Badge misuse during a single inspection at Mater Dei Hospital should serve as a reminder that rules designed to protect the most vulnerable members of society are...

Kathryn Baldacchino's exhibition Lostography: A passage through time will feature a selection of 17 photographs, analogue prints, digital colour photographs, and black‑and‑white...

Malta's fashion calendar welcomed a special guest this month, when Fern Mallis - the fashion director known as the "Godmother of American Fashion" and credited as the creator of New York Fashion Week...