Not All ‘A’s: Unconventional Paths that Led to Nobels from a Maltese Perspective
Not All ‘A’s: Unconventional Paths that Led to Nobels In the realm of academic and scientific excellence, the Nobel Prize stands as the pinnacle of…
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Celebrating Concetta Brincat: Malta’s First Woman Novelist
A Celebration of Pioneering Literature: The Conference on Concetta Brincat, Malta’s First Woman Novelist Malta has always been a melting pot of cultures,…
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Jilly Cooper’s Bonkbusters: A Maltese Perspective on Britain’s Scandalous Literary Queen
Jilly Cooper: Britain’s Queen of the ‘Bonkbuster’ Novel Through a Maltese Lens Jilly Cooper, the renowned British author celebrated for her steamy and…
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Malta’s Letters to the Editor Ignite National Debate: Lampuki, Language and the Price of Rabbit
Letters to the editor – September 29, 2025 By Luke Caruana, Hot Malta staff writer The Monday print run of Times of Malta may have landed on doorsteps at…
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Burlò 2025: How Valletta’s Ancient Honey Fair Became Malta’s Sweetest Social Media Sensation
Burlò – September 29, 2025: Valletta’s Streets Turn to Honey-Gold as Malta’s Most Photogenic Harvest Festival Returns Valletta awoke to the smell of carob…
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Malta at the Crossroads: Living Europe’s Elusive Transformation One Cappuccino at a Time
Valletta’s morning sun glints off the new stainless-steel handrails that now snake around the renovated Triton Fountain, but just a few metres away a €4…
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How Francis Ebejer Still Runs Malta’s Hidden Script: Villages, Hotels and Protesters Keep the Playwright Alive
Francis Ebejer beyond his words A quiet afternoon in Ġnejna Bay, and the limestone cliffs seem to echo dialogue that was never spoken aloud. Tourists snap…
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Malta’s Heart vs. AI: How the Island Keeps Human Connection Alive in a Digital Age
The human connection in an AI-driven world: How Malta is keeping hearts wired while algorithms rise Valletta’s Republic Street at 7:30 a.m. Still smells…
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Nico Conti’s Porcelain Dreams Put Malta’s Cracks in Gold at Valletta’s MSA
Porcelain isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when you picture Valletta on a humid Friday night, but step into Malta Society of Arts (MSA) this month…
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1926 Sliema chalet photos reveal birth of Maltese summer swagger
In pictures: Għar id-Dud Chalet, 1926 – when Sliema’s seaside swagger was born The year is 1926. Malta is still three decades away from independence, cars…
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Malta’s Green Screen Revolution: How a Simple Color Transformed the Island’s Film Industry
Curiosities: Why green for the greenscreen? Walk past any film set in Malta these days and you’ll spot it – that unmistakable neon green fabric fluttering…
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Malta’s Knights of St Lazarus Go Digital: €25 ‘Netizen’ Membership Opens to Global Volunteers
Knights, nurses, and now…netizens? The International Academy of St Lazarus—an 800-year-old order that once ran Malta’s leper hospital outside Mdina—has…
