Employment is important. We spend most of our days at work, but history shows that there are various jobs that, in the long term, end up obsolete. This happens because the requirement for certain...

The world around us is in a constant state of flux. New technological developments are emerging daily in various sectors. Such developments have a direct impact on our way of life, as technology...

Hypocrisy generally brings about something with a consequential effect of artificiality. It gives a false appearance of virtue or goodness while concealing the real character or motive. Hypocrisy is...

The former Minister for EU affairs and Equality, Ms Helena Dalli, is the first-ever Equality Commissioner. Ms Dalli’s track record in improving the life of LGBTIQ individuals in Malta is...

Making positive changes to diet and lifestyle need not be a big challenge or expense.  Changes made through small steps, taken one at a time, are achievable. Research has shown that the...

Budget day is round the corner. It is appropriate to see how on the 4 November 2013 l-orizzont hailed the first Labour budget which was being presented by Joseph Muscat’s Labour on that day....

“A budget is more than just a series of numbers on a page; it is an embodiment of our values” – Barack Obama  The Labour Government is already halfway through its second...

KPMG's new report has declared that Malta's property market growth is slowing down, at least temporarily. Demand is not keeping up with supply, and politicians defending the construction industry have...

On the 13th of this month, in Rome, Pope Francis will declare John H. Newman canonised and a Saint of the Catholic Church. Born in1801, Newman grew up with the ideas of Darwin, Marx and Freud and was...

Only a few minutes before Adrian Delia was to give the signature PN leader’s speech at last month’s Independence celebrations, the government announced that, finally, it was setting up a...