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“How I uncovered a potential ancient Rome wine scam”
Conor Trainor explains how he uncovered deception in the Mediterranean wine trade whilst studying an archaeological site in Crete
Opinion: humour has deep roots in Catholic tradition
Pope Francis may have surprised many by inviting comedians to the Vatican last June, but the value of humour has deep roots in Catholic tradition
Chinese filigree exhibition opens in Valletta
Chinese art form dates back over 2,000 years
Festival breathes new life into Sliema alleyways
‘Sqaqien’ celebrates town's heritage and its community
Yael van der Wouden wins Women’s prize 2025
This year's Women's prize winning book, 'The Safekeep', is an expertly woven tale of personal crises and national horror says Manjeet Ridon
Do people really resemble their dogs?
And do those similar physical and personality traits play a role in the quality of the relationship people share with their dogs? asks Renata Roma
Taste History: a true sense of place
"Experiencing the taste of historical dishes offers an unparalleled connection to the past." You are invited to find out more
Your invite to see Josep Solé Coll in concert on Wednesday
The event coincides with the unveiling of Francesco Laparelli’s drawings of Valletta in a new exhibition 'Grand Ambitions' at St John’s Co-Cathedral
Not lost for words: interpreting in action
The growth of interpreting at the University of Malta is creating new opportunities in Europe and further afield for Maltese students
Not just a jazz instrument: Melika Quartet on classical saxophone ahead of gig
Malta's only saxophone quartet will be performing at the Malta International Arts Festival on Tuesday