In contemporary society, the face has become a site of increasing intervention. Lips are augmented, cheeks sculpted, eyelids lifted, and skin smoothed through injectables such as Botox and dermal...

It is remarkable how a handful of discarded commercial documents from the 1930s, discovered at a local flea market, can shed valuable light on Malta's past. Not only do these documents provide...

Malta Enterprise CEO George Gregory has said that Malta is now in a stronger position to focus on attracting high-quality, value-added investment. On paper, he is absolutely right. In principle, this...

Isabel Angelica Allende Liona is a Chilean-American writer. Her works sometimes contain aspects of the magical realism genre. She is known for novels such as The House of the Spirits and City of...

A shade over two years ago I was entrusted with improving our already robust healthcare systems. My training as a hospitalist could have hardly prepared for me for such a task, and even my brief stint...

Four years have gone by in this third consecutive Labour-led legislature, although the initial impetus remained constant. It has far from died down. This is manifestly clear from the immense volume of...

Cyclodextrins, a fascinating class of cyclic oligosaccharides, have garnered significant attention due to their unique molecular structure and versatile applications in various industries, including...

In a crafted world of elevated reality, presence unfolds as colour, form, and structure converge. Figures linger in introspective stillness, landscapes dissolve into ethereal space, and every gesture...

Back at il-Kamra ta' Fuq, our Andrew E. Zarb returns with a new collection of photographic works titled Memoirs of an armchair, curated by yours truly. Starting with the usual, mandatory...

On Sunday 15th March I went to Isouard Hall to listen to Alessia Bonnici who was playing the piano at a concert, Music Speaks. I had heard her play briefly at the Cavalieri Art Hotel a couple of weeks...