If there's one thing that nobody can take aim at the Labour Party in Government for is the constant support and peace of mind the Government gave businesses and workers during the height of the...

The challenges foisted by Covid-19 have been stiff and prolonged, but Malta has determinedly managed to weather its adverse effects, on the health, economic and social fronts. Public well-being...

During the last nine years, Labour has delivered when it comes to economic growth. From a situation wherein families used to struggle to get to the end of the month, we are now experiencing a scenario...

What we have learned over the last two years or so could pay off for years to come. Not so long ago, Malta had been mired in the pandemic crisis, faced with a threatening economic meltdown and one of...

After the 1981 election Dom Mintoff was a threat to democracy in Malta. He had as opposition leader a man who was as determined and strong willed as he, which made politics harsh. Fortunately the...

That our environment is in a perilous state is an understatement. One only has to glance around to witness a systematic demolition of our national/local heritage and patrimony, alarming increase of...

In my last article, I wrote about taking our first step towards a tourism activity that will lead to a quality service benefitting all the key stakeholders including the visitor who wants to be here...

There is no greater collective challenge that humanity faces than climate change. In the past, we contended with wars, disease, famine – a combination of all three. But the planetary scale of...

As one of a handful of spatial planners in the private sector, I may have a different perspective from the great majority who work within the public sector, as the parameters in which I operate are...

The Covid pandemic has disproportionately affected women and girls in a myriad ways. Indeed, at the start of the pandemic, the late President Sassoli recognized that lockdowns would worsen...