Author shares her experience of ageing and how to flourish in old age
In 'Bloomer', Carol Lefevre urges readers to change the ageing narrative by talking about age and ‘rescuing the word ‘old’ from its position of insult’
‘A bottle of cleaning fluid represents the Angel Gabriel’
An intriguing new exhibition at MUŻA by Eric Kaiser interweaves Malta's iconic prickly pear with still life, religious fervour and art history
From tourist hotspot to flashpoint: is Malta next?
After Barcelona's breaking point moment, social movements are fighting back with coordinated demonstrations across Southern Europe tomorrow
Rebuilding identity: the architecture we deserve
On Maltese identity in the context of our current urban challenges by architect Steve Risiott
What is ‘AI slop’: the reality and the real risks of malign content
Why are you are seeing fake photos and videos in your social media feeds, what's to be done and what are the risks?
Sirens: the psychology of how people get drawn into cults
Joy Cranham explores the utterly addictive new Netflix drama with Julianne Moore, Meghann Fahy and Milly Alcock, and the dark ways in which cults 'hack minds'
Women’s prize for fiction 2025: an expert overview
Six experts review the shortlisted novels for this year's Women's prize for fiction: The Safekeep, Good Girl, All Fours, The Persians, Fundamentally and Tell Me Everything
Caravaggio’s ‘The Calling of Saint Matthew’
Art historian Virginia Raguin explains why this was Pope Francis’ favorite painting
What can you do if you don’t like your child’s friends?
Rachael Murrihy gives parents tips while urging them not to be too critical of their children’s choices
Why we still love Jane Austen’s heroes, heroines and houses
On the enduring timeless appeal of the ever-popular Jane Austen, her books and her characters 250 years after her birth