Your musical path has taken you from Enna to Boston, Milan, Barcelona and now Malta. How have these different geographies shaped your voice as a jazz musician? Enna and Sicily are my roots. In...

As Curator of The Supper Club /Malta, Vera Sant Fournier, months ago, contacted me to 'save the date'   -  30th March and she would explain later what it was all about. The day arrived....

A sect of PN supporters – not party officials, to be clear – has made an argument that the people to blame for the party’s defeat are those almost 11,000 people who elected to vote...

In Rome, a rare opportunity awaits visitors at the Bernini e i Barberini exhibition at Palazzo Barberini. Running until 14 June 2026, the exhibition brings together more than 70 masterpieces, tracing...

On an invitation by the Luqa Local Council, Richard J. Caruana is presenting a retrospective exhibition of his paintings, mainly in watercolours and acrylic at the Main Hall of the Luqa Local Council...

The gender corrective mechanism was introduced with good intentions. Few would dispute that Malta needed to address the chronic underrepresentation of women in Parliament, a problem that persisted for...

The Nationalist Party has suffered its fourth consecutive electoral defeat. In politics, a loss is a loss, and no amount of spin can change that reality. Governments are formed by those who win...

Labour has achieved what no political party in Malta has ever managed before. By securing a fourth consecutive electoral victory, it has written a new chapter in the country's political history and...

Election day has come and gone, the votes have been counted, and attention has naturally turned to the winners and losers of the general election. Yet amid the celebrations, analyses and political...

The Labour Party has won its fourth election in a row, becoming the first ever political party to achieve such a feat. Robert Abela will be sworn in as Prime Minister of the country in a ceremony...