What first drew you to explore desire as the central thread of your artistic practice? Desire & Its Excess is the natural continuation of my 2017 exhibition, Sacred & Profane, where I...

Malta is facing a demographic reality that can no longer be ignored. Our fertility rate has fallen to historic lows, placing growing strain on the country's long-term sustainability, workforce, and...

Gozitan sculptor Mario Agius (b. 1956) returns to public view with Journey, a new exhibition presented at the Grand Hotel, Mġarr, Gozo, from 31 January to 8 February. Working across a diverse...

It's clear that 2026 will be a year of changes in the Maltese sporting world, as the Authority for Integrity in Maltese Sports (AIMS) starts to fully implement matters which come under its...

Maison Julien Fournié is not merely a fashion house - it is an invitation into a realm where imagination, craftsmanship, and ultraluxury converge. Each creation is a story, each collection a...

Prime Minister Robert Abela has made major announcements recently regarding some of Malta's forts. The first was Fort Campbell, when he announced plans to restore the dilapidated fort and turn it...

Storm Harry battered the Maltese islands on Monday and Tuesday. With winds reaching Force 9, many rightfully remained indoors unless they absolutely had to be outside, and many, including government...

The decline in vaccination uptake for both influenza and Covid-19 should be a matter of serious concern, not only for health authorities but for society at large. Vaccination has long been one of the...

The strength of a society is not measured solely by the reach of its government, but by the willingness of its people to step forward for one another. In Malta and Gozo, the voluntary sector has long...

For the past few days Labour ministers, MPs and party officials have been tripping over each other to shower praise on Prime Minister Robert Abela for his six years at the helm. The choreography has...