St John's Co-Cathedral will house a new production of the Valletta Resounds series that elegantly strings together Malta's cultural heritage with theatrical storytelling and timeless classical music....

As this month is the month of autism awareness and acceptance, GO is announcing its sponsorship of an autism-sensitive children's book, a first of its kind in Malta for children with autism and ADHD....

As with all the exhibitions I curate, let's start from the beginning. I had been following Karl Fröman's art for quite some time, but I had never met him. One fine day I received a message from...

As the world becomes more industrialised, we are constantly exposed to various chemicals in our daily lives. One group of chemicals that have recently come under scrutiny are halides, which are...

I had the unexpected good fortune of attending two exceptional musical events over Easter. In quite a few respects the two concerts, held practically a week apart, were similar. And yet they were also...

In more than one local media outlet last year, it was aptly pointed out that the constitutional reform the presidency has been spearheading for some time does not seem to be heading anywhere or, even...

The national airline is the linchpin between a quality tourism destination and business links with these islands. It may need revamping but why break what is not broken?   In my last...

The potential of the new AI tool demands a study on its undesirable effects. Artificial intelligence has invaded the public conversation justifiably: the potential that the ChatGPT tool (a kind...

In an attempt to sound in control, Prime Minister Robert Abela managed to offend an entire industry this week, belittling the hard work of scores of people, even betraying a sense of ineptitude on his...

It was announced this week that Palazzina Vincenti in St Julian’s will not be demolished after the Planning Authority (PA) declared the property as a Grade 2 building. The Authority...