Is dark chocolate healthier than milk chocolate?
Two dieticians explain the difference but suggest you choose the chocolate you actually enjoy − just watch your portion size
Lending a voice to music: 19th edition of Gaulitana
The 2026 festival includes a focus on choral performances
Family brings ‘L-Aħħar 13’ to Spazju Kreattiv
Giulia Magri talks to the father, son and mother behind the staging of the play based on the novel by Ivan De Battista
MICAS to host Reggie Burrows Hodges’s first solo exhibition in Europe
'Mela' will feature over 30 new works inspired by the African-American artist’s relocation to Malta
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Chinese Pavilion brings a flow of art to the Malta Biennale
Aligned with the biennale’s theme ‘Clean / Clear / Cut’, the Chinese Pavilion brings together 19 works by 13 contemporary Chinese artists
Parallel acts of dissidence
Mario Azzopardi and Antoine Camilleri occupy pivotal positions within Maltese modernism. Although working in different media − literature and art − both artists developed strikingly parallel approaches, Rowna Baldacchino writes.
St Patrick’s Day and the mystery of the second Patrick
A lesser known story tells of two 5th-century characters named Patricius, or Patrick, who were involved in promulgating Christianity in Ireland
Orietta Berti: Memories, music and a special bond with Malta
Broadcaster Mark Azzopardi met the legendary Italian singer ahead of her concert at the Mediterranean Conference Centre in May
Tracing the first 50 years of Malta’s fragmented film heritage
Jean Pierre Borg reviews ‘Titles to Talkies’, the seminal book authored by Charlie Cauchi