The intersection of data science and healthcare has given birth to a transformative revolution. In an era marked by unprecedented technological advancements, the healthcare sector is harnessing the...

Recent technocratic trends that value the quantifiable aspects of education have led to the marginalisation of social justice education and critical pedagogy, such that the conversation has shifted...

This week we remembered one of the darkest days in the history of our young Republic. On Monday in fact, we marked the sixth anniversary from the brutal assassination of Daphne Caruana...

Addressing the United Nations General Assembly last month, Prime Minister Robert Abela, among other issues, stated that global leaders have a responsibility to show their citizens through action and...

The Health Minister has announced that the flu vaccination and the Covid-19 booster schedule will commence this month. One question that begs an answer is why so many relatively young and healthy...

On 22 of July 1946, Malta became an accepted signatory to the Constitution of the World Health Organisation. This constitution declares a number of principles that are basic to the happiness,...

Last week, the Nationalist Party convened a hasty press conference riding  roughshod over a statement issued by the Chamber of SMEs. The press conference outlined how difficult it has become for...

This is the first time that I am writing in this paper so close to the anniversary of the assassination of the investigative journalist, reporter, editor, writer, publisher, archaeologist, and all...

We must not let the 16th of October come and go without commemorating and marking the far-reaching significance of the day. It will be the sixth anniversary of Daphne Caruana Galizia’s brutal...

In the world of online education, where students and instructors are separated by screens and distances, the importance of effective communication and engagement cannot be overstated. To achieve...