Ecology is the scientific study of organisms between each other and  in relation to their environment (sunlight, minerals, space, temperature and water). Our islands are rich in...

The government's proposed changes to Cabinet members' asset declaration rules are being dressed up as reform. In reality, they amount to something far more troubling: a deliberate weakening of...

There are evenings that linger long after the applause fades, and last week's MARA Awards was one of them. I was unable to go last year and had no idea what to expect. This year I again received an...

Throughout 2025, the St Jeanne Antide Foundation (SJAF) continued to witness a reality that many families across Malta know too well: poverty and social exclusion. These are not static conditions, but...

Here comes something very different! Next at il-Kamra ta' Fuq, we have none other than SJ Fuerst with yet another innovative exhibition. Madonnas on the Rocks will run from 20 March until 5 April,...

In the end, Galea's work is an act of devotion - toward a filmmaker who "felt deeply," toward a national memory still scattered in attics and forgotten boxes, and toward future generations who deserve...

Arguments are an inevitable part of any relationship. Whether over trivial matters like whose turn it is to do the dishes or weightier concerns involving trust and priorities, conflicts can sometimes...

Joyce Camilleri's solo show Materia Prima opened at Jo Borg Gallery in Sliema on Saturday 14 March 2026. The opening event was inaugurated by Hon Dr Owen Bonnici as part of the programme of...

Xaxa Calleja comments on her exhibition: "I am exhibiting a new series of paintings entitled "The White Space in Between." These are a series of works that I have been working on for a number of...

Malta's quiet progress in waste management over the past five years deserves recognition, not as a public-relations exercise but as evidence that sustained policy, infrastructure investment and...