The psychiatric hospital has again resurfaced in the news recently, when a patient challenged, in court, his seven year detention there. In 2014 Nicholas Grech, an engineer who is now 44, was...

Over the last weeks I had the opportunity to highlight a number of EU-funded projects that were assisted by Servizzi Ewropej f’Malta - SEM. SEM, formerly known as MEUSAC, is a Government agency...

Last month, while working from home during the summer break, I made it a point to visit various localities in Malta and Gozo. Included in these visits was Xewkija, where I had the opportunity to visit...

Both women and men suffer verbal abuse but in the case of women, especially when the abuse involving sexual connotations comes from a man, it is not only insulting but causes psychological harm which...

The latest IPCC report on the climate crisis has been on the news, warning the world that it is 'code red for humanity'. Meanwhile, the Mediterranean is in the middle of a heat wave and forest fires...

No, it is not endemic to Malta. Across the world, court users complain that the courts take too long. For a regular court user facing endless talk from lawyers, reams of paper and mounting legal...

We’ve already had a whirlwind of a year and as August was approaching, I started to look forward to what in the UK is referred to as the silly season – a month or so during the summer...

“The Teacher is a maker of man. He is the foundation of all Education, and thus of the whole civilization of mankind, present and future. No nation reconstruction is possible without the active...

Today we are experiencing a reality where in the context of the so-called Fourth Industrial Revolution, which includes Artificial Intelligence (AI), we are indeed experiencing concrete changes to our...

One can definitely sympathise with the protestations against vaccines based on the freedom of choice and based also on the widespread media scares which were spread while the vaccine was being...