Coronavirus-related disruptions are giving us all time to rethink and relaunch.  Not since World War II has the world seen schools and educational institutions go into lockdown. We are...

Since we’ve been pushing back the corona virus pandemic... for slightly less than three months though it feels like it’s been much longer... we had to learn how to live our lives...

Amid the Coronavirus pandemic, a few days ago, Maltese society witnessed two opposing claims regarding public spaces. Ministers Ian Borg and Jose Herrera and Local Councils Association President...

The annual Faculty for Social Wellbeing seminar took the form of a webinar whereby the President of Malta, HE Dr George Vella acceded to a Q&A led by the Research Support Officer Samantha Pace...

The Planning Authority received over 380 objections calling for the refusal of the 31-storey hotel proposed over the Fort Cambridge ex-Military Barracks in Tigné Sliema. If approved, this...

Clearly, among the workers whose employment has been most under threat by the Coronavirus pandemic are those in the hospitality, restaurant and catering sectors.  The way by which the pandemic...

When we still lived in the best of times under her spouse’s reign of progress, when the system ran on positive thought and money grew instead of trees, when phenomenal deals were struck in style...

Covid-19 virus has rattled each one of us, throwing all into unprecedented turmoil. This is however child’s play when contrasted with the anticipated impacts of climate change in respect of...

In the last few weeks, when the world is ablaze with the Coronavirus horror, too many incidents are happening which should jolt us into action or a show of public anger. But nothing happens, barring a...

Many times in the past days I have been reminded of the title of the famous 1932 book by Aldous Huxley, Brave New World. Just by the title only for the book's content cannot be referenced to...