Nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean, Malta is carving a distinctive niche in the global financial landscape through its pioneering embrace of blockchain technology. This small island nation,...

This week the news was, primarily, prevalent with the excessive amounts of power outages across the islands.   This is an unacceptable incident, not only because of the inconvenience to the...

If ever we needed proof that the Labour governments of Joseph Muscat and Robert Abela had absolutely no plan how to run the country, we have been served abundantly and painfully in the past week, for...

Data Science has emerged as a potent tool for social good, and its applications extend far beyond the corporate world. Non-profit organisations are increasingly turning to data science to unlock...

Earlier this month I was in Corfu at the Ionian University to attend, present and chair a parallel session of the ICOT Conference.  As one might expect the theme was sustainable tourism and the...

It’s nearly the silly season. The heat, as punctual as ever, is reminding us summer is here, out of office replies have skyrocketed, and every weekend is packed with all sorts of events and...

In a world driven by technological advancement, the importance of inspiring the next generation of innovators in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) cannot be...

The world of computing is on the brink of a seismic shift, as quantum computing emerges from the realm of theoretical physics into practical applications. The promise of quantum computing is nothing...

Places are not static spaces. They are continuously purposed and repurposed by the policies that govern them and the people that use them. In recent times, we have seen, and we continue to see...

On Thursday 4th July, 2024 as the American citizens celebrate Independence Day, UK citizens across the Atlantic ocean will be going to the polls to select a new government for the next five years. The...