47 results for Malta

30 January 2025

Houses in Valletta once served as both homes and workplaces. Set on reviving this model, architect Chris Briffa has refreshed his own 17th-century house and studio. Here’s how to give an old idea a new lease of life.

30 January 2025

Take a peek behind the curtains of our new café and shop openings.

30 January 2025

Monocle’s February issue is packed with fresh ideas and insights, from an illuminating profile on an architect’s studio in a 17th-century townhouse to an illustrative feature on the worldwide wave of new museum openings.…

26 September 2024

Malta’s pre-eminent architect Richard England isn’t slowing down just yet. The prolific octogenarian writes poetry, draws cityscapes and is currently penning a book based on biblical characters. Over his six-decade career…

20 October 2022

As prices skyrocket and pipelines mysteriously explode, the folly of Europe’s over-dependence on fossil fuels, especially those imported from Russia, is being revealed and punished. With autumn turning to winter, Monocle…

19 May 2022

From Polish thrillers and Argentinian documentaries to the perfect soundtrack for entertaining this summer, we survey the most exciting new releases in culture.

24 February 2022

The International Seabed Authority is the most important club you’ve never heard of. We gain exclusive access to mine its depths.

18 November 2021

The Maltese capital is the smallest in the EU but it packs a singular punch. With Arabic, Italian, English and French influences, its culture and history are unique and it seems to be on the brink of yet another renaissance…

21 October 2021

Despite threats and the killings of their counterparts, these journalists have become dogged pursuers of justice.