Unfortunately on Tuesday, the majority of MEPs in the European Parliament gave in to the agro-industrial lobby, and decided to maintain the destructive status quo by voting in favour of the Common...

Every day around 31 new cars are introduced to the Maltese roads. A quick look at the way the government is tackling the issues shows an evident lack of national strategy and...

When digital platforms emerged a decade ago, the societal challenges arising from harnessing new technologies and services seemed straightforward, and the possibilities were endless. Today, those same...

In September the Malta Public Transport and the Malta Police Force signed a collaboration agreement with the aim to improve public safety and security on public transport through an increase in police...

“Hate speech” per se is not a legal term, as the proper term used is “incitement to hatred”. Don’t try to search the term hate speech within the Code because you...

Malta has changed at an alarming rate. It is not always possible to keep up with all that is going on.   Change in the environment I recently watched a documentary regarding Malta on a...

Employee engagement is one of the most important indicators in measuring work satisfaction. Employees today want to be involved in their work, enthusiastic about the organization they work for, have a...

The discussion about the future of the landfill in Maghtab continues to be a hot potato on the table of the Minister for the Environment, Climate Change & Planning since the lifespan of the...

We have come a long way since the first cases of HIV were identified forty years ago. We went from no treatment to a cocktail of drugs with undesirable side effects to a daily pill with little to no...

In my last article, I wrote about the problems of not investing enough in hospitality and tourism. I recommended what we should have included in our national budget had there been an iota of national...