The elderly are close to becoming a relative majority in the country. The agencies which rate national economies have even been noting that future economic growth could be impacted negatively if the...

The recent news story about the exchange between the Ukraine and Russia of prisoners/hostages again highlighted how frequently tragic dilemmas arise when people have for one reason or another,...

The Queen’s death has certainly sparked a resurgence of studies in colonialism within academic circles in the UK and in former colonies. Right now, revisiting our colonial past is probably the...

Robert Abela wants to ‘partner’ with private sector to see large-scale infrastructural projects delivered. It would help keep the country’s economic engine revving, he claimed. We...

The problems being caused by the continuous overdevelopment around us is a direct consequence of the local plans approved in 2006. The rationalisation exercise which was approved practically...

I belong to the last generation of Maltese born as subjects to Queen Elizabeth. From 1964 to 1974, we were a constitutional monarchy and Elizabeth I was Queen of Malta. Our former Head of...

Our nearby neighbour will hold an early general election today and almost all predictions say the new prime minister will be Giorgia Meloni from the Fratelli d’Italia party and head of the...

A nation’s artistic ecosystem are precious and unique because, at the end of the day, they nurture the soul of a whole nation. Also, culture is a catalyst for the sustainable development of...

To whoever is in a leadership position, how to handle emerging complaints is always a persistent problem. Are they true or an invention by people who try to gain some advantage on the basis of the...

Earlier this year, Transport Malta and the Valletta Local Council were ordered to pay a 46-year-old woman close to €16,000 to compensate for an injury she suffered, after tripping on uneven...