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What is ‘cycle syncing’?
Social media influencers are promoting this health trend but research shows there's little to no evidence to support its affects on menstruation
Eurovision stage is inspired by Viennese opera
More than 3,000 lights and lasers are being used to conjure up different visual worlds for all the 35 performances
Art: The self as image, the image as self
Louis Laganà reflects on the bold, expressive works of Silvio John Camilleri, on display at the Wignacourt Museum, Rabat, until May 24
Teaching Malta’s children to think like problem solvers
Christian Colombo looks at how a small NGO, two university faculties and a growing coalition of partners are building a national movement around computational thinking
Listening to Buġibba: Peter Sant on his new film ‘Żafżifa’
After premiering at the Cairo International Festival, the Australian-born Maltese director's second feature soon screens in local cinemas. Here he shares his inspiration – the changing face of Buġibba.
Five paintings that capture the complexity of motherhood
Art historians share their favourite painting of a mother or maternal figure
‘Still Time’: An ongoing body of work
Emma Mattei got a glimpse of the 50-year retrospective by photographer Joe Smith before it opened at Valletta Contemporary on Friday
Austrian capital looks to shine with Eurovision
Tens of thousands of people are expected on the streets of Vienna with the arrival of the song contest, filling hotels, restaurants, shops and museums
100 years on Earth: iconic naturalist Attenborough marks century
The broadcaster and natural historian's series brought the most remote corners of the planet into living rooms worldwide
‘Ċama Ċama’ explores tensions within a changing community
Spazju Kreattiv is staging a show set in a Maltese seaside town whose residents find themselves navigating the fragile balance between progress and tradition