In politics, there is thought and there is action. The latter is more important than the former when it comes to achieving results, but the meaning of the action depends on the thought. Our...

The past week was marked with the opening of Noovle's new offices, a new and innovative investment in Gozo that fits four-square into the government's vision of taking Malta and Gozo to the next level...

The Malta Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (MCCAA) has announced the second phase of its online programme that will see a complete overhaul of its customer-facing services. The programme...

In an ECB report on virtual currencies issued six years ago, unenthusiastic comments were expressed on the future of 12 products and services. Fast forward to the present and one finds that despite...

The transition towards a low-carbon economy, as we tackle climate change, is one of the biggest opportunities of our time. As Commissioner for Climate Action and Energy, my r aim is to accelerate the...

The terms micro and macro are normally associated with economic activities. They tend to distinguish between the 'smaller' and the 'bigger' picture. It is precisely because of this difference...

As Minister responsible for water management in Malta and its sister island, I was delighted this week to announce that after given the green light from the Planning Authority in September, and after...

In a few days in Strasbourg, the European Parliament will be honouring Oleg Sentsov with the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought. Sentsov was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment for vocally opposing...

We are now less than 20 weeks away from Brexit, and the possibility of the United Kingdom dropping out of the European Union without having secured a deal with Brussels is a growing possibility. The...

In this world, there are two kinds of people my friends – those with working brains and those who lick.  For those whose brains work, it is clear that the recent news means only one thing:...