Innovation is critical to navigate the twin green and digital transitions and to secure the EU’s strategic autonomy. The New European Innovation Agenda[1], adopted by the European Commission in...

EU Treaties cover several wide-ranging areas that require varying degrees of common action and cooperation at EU level.  As the European city that hosts the main institutions of the European...

Lately, there could not have been a more reliable and genuine rating of the PN’s performance than by a growing list of outgoing former MPs, officials and activists who had, for some time,...

In my last article, I wrote about the lack of civic and prudent behaviour among our communities today. It is almost as if this situation is institutionalised, it is coming from the top and is intended...

The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Malta (MS Society) developed over time. Today there are over four hundred patients living with Multiple Sclerosis in Malta, although not all of them are registered...

In May 2019 the government of Malta passed a new law allowing for cremation in Malta. It is envisaged that until 2023-2024 anyone wishing to be cremated will still need to be sent overseas for the...

Undoubtedly, the next scholastic year will bring about old and new challenges. During this mid-summer period, school employers are focussing on the required workforce to open schools and to run the...

Since May 2022 we have seen over 25,000 laboratory confirmed cases of monkeypox reported worldwide. The WHO has escalated this outbreak to a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) on...

It was indeed a pleasure and an honour to attend the commemoration of the 25th Anniversary from the setting up of the NAO. Having been the Minister responsible for piloting the legislation that...

The war in Ukraine has exposed the truth about Russia. Those who refused to see that Putin's state has imperialist tendencies today have to face the fact that in Russia, the demons of the 19th and...