Last week I was present at a knowledge-sharing conference, which turned out to be a lightbulb moment for those who wanted to see tourism rethink and redevelop, rather than continue with the same...

The people who get to speak on education in the public forum are typically politicians, the majority of whom are not even linked with the sector. Researchers and academics do occasionally voice their...

I graduated with a PhD in Youth and Community Studies from the University of Malta, Faculty for Social Wellbeing on 1 March. This seven-, almost eight-year journey was a rollercoaster ride, where I...

In the ever-evolving landscape of education, Malta has emerged as a beacon of educational resilience, adapting to changing times by embracing personalized learning approaches within its alternative...

As a child growing up in Finland during the Cold War, I was always keenly aware of the precarious state of international relations - how one miscalculation or provocation could have enormous impacts...

It's true what they say. A week is a long time in politics, and things can happen and change in a flash. Except when they don't! Let me explain. Sometimes, a lot of things can appear to be...

Constance Milstein On November 25, Malta and the United States, along with the international community, marked the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.  On this...

In the azure waters of the Mediterranean, Malta is orchestrating a remarkable transformation-a shift towards sustainable energy solutions that harness the power of renewable technologies. Embracing a...

The current Pensions Strategy Group has noted that the budget measure announcing the extension by one year of the stipulated contributory period for persons born in 1976 and after, has become a matter...

Malta faces urgent agricultural challenges: food import dependency exceeds 70%; an aged or retiring farmer population; and insignificant student interest in agriculture. Whilst attempting to address...