The widespread use of digital resources and the mandatory use of digital resources at home by almost every family have brought new roles and responsibilities for parents. In this time and age,...

On 21 September, we celebrated 62 years of independence - an extraordinary achievement. Malta achieved independence through political struggle and negotiation rather than armed conflict, thanks, in no...

Earlier this month, the creators of artificial intelligence suggested that the rapid advance of AI needs to slow down. Basically, they called for a pause button, without saying so. Experts weighed in,...

It is entirely understandable that those of us who have participated in the political and economic development of this country regard with deep scepticism the homolies now being delivered by...

The government truly has no good or serious intentions to transpose Protocol 12 to the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), which creates a free-standing right to equality and...

Accommodation and Lands Minister Dr Owen Bonnici promises a sober assessment of Archbishop Scicluna's address on "Malta in 50 years". He delivers a defence brief instead, complete with a ministerial...

Human capital is a major driver of inclusive socio-economic growth.  Jobs are becoming increasingly skills intensive as a result of ongoing trends such as progressive globalisation, demographic...

As of when I write this, the results obtained by Malta in the PISA report published by the OECD has hardly fired any controversies here - at least compared to what happened in other European...

While it is conceded that, formally speaking, there are two political parties represented in the House of Representatives, together with a bunch of insignificantly power wise extra-parliamentary...

In recent days, Malta had the privilege of hosting 400 athletes from 37 countries for the Special Olympics European Swimming Open 2026, the first time our country has hosted this event. The event also...