Calling Ian Borg “one of the best ministers” depends a lot on perspective; but there are a few clear reasons why many people in Malta give him that reputation. First, he’s often associated with delivery. During his time as Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects, large-scale road projects and infrastructure upgrades moved quickly. Supporters…
In an age where religious imagery is often confined to museums or reduced to historical reference, Italian artist Edoardo La Francesca is pursuing a different path—one that repositions the sacred within the lived experience of contemporary society. Born in 1991 and now based in Malta, La Francesca brings together classical artistic discipline and a deeply…
Artists from around the world are being invited to apply for Influss, a paid international residency programme based in Malta that places creative exploration at its core. Rooted in the principles of inquiry, immersion, and experimentation, this residency offers practitioners a unique opportunity to engage deeply with their artistic practice while responding to Malta’s rich…
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Tourism Ian Borg warned that the prolonged conflict in the Middle East is creating significant humanitarian, political and security challenges that extend far beyond the region, including Europe. He also called on the European Union to strengthen its ability to remain united and act decisively during…
The school community was visibly overwhelmed by the positive feedback and heartfelt reactions it received following its proud moment of being entrusted with the Malta School Games torch. The occasion marked far more than a ceremonial handover; it became a vibrant celebration of teamwork, unity, and an unmistakable sense of school spirit. The event began…
This Valentine’s season, designer Julianne invites us to experience love beyond sentiment, transforming it into a powerful visual language with her latest collection, “Because; Love Is an Art.” Renowned for her expressive aesthetic and refined craftsmanship, Julianne’s new designs celebrate movement, colour, and emotion in their purest form. Each piece is created for individuals who…
Kaszás Gergő Photography shared amazing photos on his social media showing what Storm Harry did. He asked: Why do European storms get names? When a storm is expected to affect several countries and cause serious impacts such as strong winds, heavy rain, rough seas or damage, it is given a name so people can recognise…
Choosing where to study is one of the most important decisions in a student’s life. At IDEA College Malta, education is not just about earning a qualification, but about developing the skills, confidence, and mindset needed to succeed in today’s fast-changing world. Located in the heart of Malta, IDEA College has established itself as a…
Minħabba t-temp estrem li mistenni jolqot il-gzejjer Maltin fis-siegħat li ġejjin ġie mħabbar li madwar Malta u Għawdex għada mhux ser isir ġbir ta’ skart. Ir-residenti huma għalhekk mitluba sabiex għada MA’ JOĦORĠUX boroz ta’ skart barra. Due to the extreme weather that shall be effecting the Maltese islands in the coming hours, it has…
In the charming Ġoma Street in Żebbuġ, Gozo, lies one of the island’s most evocative cultural spaces. Riħ id-Deheb is not just a house, nor simply a museum, but a living tapestry of history, art and Gozitan hospitality—layered above a natural grotto carved by water millions of years ago. Stepping inside, visitors are immediately immersed…
