In the document of the Second Vatican Council entitled Gaudium et Spes, the Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World, in article 51, one finds a reference to the concept of the human...

This week the news was focused on the infrastructure, the traffic, the unsustainability of our projects and the development of the quality of tourism. I gave a chuckle at this potpourri of conflicting...

As Malta continues to grow as a vibrant hub for tourism, business, and culture, the need for efficient and effective transportation solutions has never been more crucial. With a population that relies...

The passing of a Pontiff, and the consequent process to identify his successor, is always a momentous occasion, an appointment with history. Apart from the lush ceremonial that dictates every moment,...

If journalism is in crisis, it's not because of censorship alone but because of burnout. Public debates on press freedom often focus on political attacks or legal threats to the press. These are...

For decades, Floriana has carried the weight of a quiet but persistent struggle. A struggle to remain a lived-in, thriving locality. A struggle to preserve its unique character, to protect its...

In the picturesque archipelago of Malta, where azure waters meet ancient history, the pursuit of work-life balance has become increasingly vital for residents seeking fulfilment in both their...

A son of Italian immigrants, born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on 17 December, 1936, it was only natural for Pope Francis to focus a lot on the plight of migrants, refugees and all uprooted people in...

In Malta's vibrant educational landscape, a growing concern has emerged: the lack of motivation among students to engage in their studies. While the country boasts a rich cultural heritage and a...

What might have appeared to be a good idea on paper, has unfortunately been exposed to leave much to be desired. I am referring to the gender-quota mechanism which last election was triggered to...