The Committee on Bioethics of the Council of Europe has been discussing, over the past few years, an additional protocol to the Oviedo Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine on involuntary...

There should be no doubt the gender bill approved in Parliament with cross-party support was a historic landmark and, as the Prime Minister said immediately after, a step forward to achieve what for...

The Conference on the Future of Europe is a unique and timely opportunity for European citizens to debate on Europe’s challenges and priorities. From now until spring of next year, citizens...

With 65 votes in favour and 2 against, a Bill amending the Constitution of Malta was passed to strengthen democracy; to ensure better representation between men and women in the Maltese Parliament. A...

The Market Abuse Regulation (MAR), introduced in 2014 with the precise intention of setting forth uniform rules in the Union on market abuse, is now at the centre of profound reflections in view of...

“Girls have to contribute towards innovation and technology. We all need to come together and develop the world” underlined Jakomba Jabbie, who at 16 years of age started a robotics club...

Change is a strong word. It is one thing talking about change and the need to change and another to implement it, for talk is cheap.  Also, change comes at a cost. A huge cost if one looks at the...

When I decided to join the PN, it was during a very difficult time for the party, a time we were unpopular, seen by many as arrogant, a party that was seen to have lost connection with the people. A...

In a recent interview with DrLawrence Gonzi, TV presenter Mark Laurence Zammit questioned the former prime minister about his administration’s subtle increase in the honoraria paid to appointed...

We need to adjust to new economic realities quickly. Until Covid hit, our public employment services were focused on processing immigrant labour as fast as the rising demand from local businesses...