There is a tendency in Malta's tourism debate to speak about strategy as a choice between consolidating what already works and venturing into new, more ambitious territory. In reality, the two are not...

Christmas has come early in Malta. It has arrived in the middle of an election campaign, with both major political parties behaving like contestants in a bidding war over who can promise the...

The first week of the election may have seen the two major parties be well-behaved to each other, but the second week ratcheted up the heat as we got to see our first political spat of the campaign...

The onset of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and technology within the educational sector in Malta has accelerated over the past years. This is particularly the case with AI, which has been...

The current narrative being pushed by the Prime Minister suggests a convenient bout of historical amnesia and an attempt to inflate his own efforts while demeaning the work of others. By saying...

The Labour Party's latest proposals for first-time buyers are being presented as a lifeline for young people struggling to enter the property market. In reality, it risks worsening the very problem it...

Malta's new National Homework Policy is presented as a forward-looking reform, one that shifts emphasis from quantity to quality while safeguarding student wellbeing. On paper, the rationale appears...

The first week of the general election campaign has thrown up everything that the people have come to expect: mass rallies in every corner of the country, billboards as far as the eye can see, and...

The decision by Robert Abela to call an early general election, a full year ahead of schedule, raises many questions. Governments do not typically shorten their own mandate without compelling reasons....

Away from the mass meetings, the billboards, the flyers, the house visits, and the meet and greets, there are a lot of intricacies to running a general election purely from a procedural point of...