A parent's worst nightmare and a community responsibility As a parent, I can't escape the worry that my child might one day be targeted by a bully, or worse, might become one. Bullying goes far...

You speak beautifully about a "shift in the way of looking". When did you first realise that your way of seeing had changed not just in the work, but in yourself as an artist living in...

If the emergence of fascism in Malta reflected the anxieties of a society in transition, its rapid decline revealed the limits of radical political experimentation in a small, tightly contested...

What does it mean for an exhibition to behave like a cosmology in formation rather than a system already given? In Firmament, image, text, and space are arranged as sequential thresholds, each...

A video issued by NGO Moviment Graffitti earlier this week reignited the seemingly endless debate on Comino, and more precisely the effects of mass tourism on the island. In the video, an...

One of the first major announcements of the new legislature was the securing of a deal with global energy giant BP for the supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to continue to power the...

The BOV Foundation supported the conservation and restoration of the pala d'altare at the Parish Church of St George in Qormi, dating back to the 15th century. Following the completion of the...

Music lovers can look forward to an exceptional year of live entertainment as the Gozo Youth Wind Band & Orchestra announces an exciting programme of three major musical productions taking place...

Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Galea-Curmi last Saturday delivered a message that deserves to resonate far beyond the walls of Parliament and well beyond the next five years. His homily at a Mass held...

Ten years after the Brexit referendum, the United Kingdom finds itself in a position that few could have anticipated when voters narrowly chose to leave the European Union in June 2016. What was...