Parliament's approval of legislation allowing random roadside testing for alcohol and drugs is certainly a long awaited step in the right direction. For years, calls have been made for stronger...

In a world as fast-moving and unpredictable as the one we are navigating currently, it is reassuring to have certain constants. One of those is St Patrick's Day, celebrated every 17 March, by Irish...

Europe is unique, with its world class talent, a market of 450 million consumers, and a strong tradition of stability and the rule of law. But in a rapidly changing global economy, we must ensure...

China's National People's Congress and Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (Two Sessions) serve as a key window for the world to observe China. The Government Work Report sets the 2026...

As Malta looks ahead to the coming decades, long-term planning is essential to ensure that progress today leads to prosperity tomorrow. Through Malta Vision 2050, the country is setting out an...

Today I would like to speak about an important issue: the obstacles women often face in their careers and how we can work together to overcome them. Although significant progress has been made in...

The Grand Harbour is not just a place on a map. It is one of the strongest expressions of who we are as a country: our history, our work ethic, our resilience, and our relationship with the...

When people hear the term "bank risk," they may think of interest rates, cyberattacks, or the next economic shock. But there's a quieter risk that sits underneath: whether a bank can trust its own...

As someone who has served for many years as mayor in the past, I have seen first-hand how local councils can shape the daily lives of families and young people. I have always believed in the...

This year (2026 AD & 1447 Hijri) in Malta, Ramadan and Randan did not merely overlap - they began almost at the same time. Such a close alignment is uncommon. Because the Islamic (Hijri) calendar...