Archive work is painstaking but rewarding, with rewards often exceeding expectations. The Malta Society of Arts' archives are in the process of being catalogued, and they are a treasure trove that...

From a centre-right perspective, the 2026 general election was undoubtedly disappointing in terms of its outcome. Yet beneath Labour's victory lie several developments that should encourage...

Malta is one of the oldest continuously inhabited places on Earth. Its soil holds temples older than the pyramids, its streets whisper in layers of Phoenician, Carthaginians, Romans, Arab, Norman, and...

For this month, il-Kamra ta' Fuq will be hosting Architopia: Echoes of elsewhere, the second solo exhibition by Glenn Ellul, where the level of intricate detail is guaranteed to leave visitors in...

The findings of the State of the Global Workplace Report 2026 should not be brushed aside as just another statistical exercise. They point to a structural problem that Malta can no longer afford to...

St John's Co-Cathedral presents 'Sette Giugno 1919. Memory and Ritual', an exhibition exploring one of the defining moments of modern Maltese history through remembrance, funerary culture, and...

VBL Group is proud to announce that Thomas Cordina, together with his son Mark, with their beautifully restored 1950 Fiat Topolino, have been named winners of the 2026 VBL Spirit of Valletta award, as...

When Prime Minister Robert Abela unveiled his new Cabinet following the general election, one decision stood out for all the wrong reasons. Once again, responsibility for hunting was left in the hands...

Every new legislature comes with promises of a fresh start. Most are quickly forgotten. That is why the government's decision to begin the process of protecting Wied iż-Żrinġ, a...

The FIFA World Cup is becoming something of a farce owing to the actions of one of its host countries, the United States of America. It doesn't come as much of a surprise, in fairness. The...