After having caught Covid 19 himself, Boris Johnson, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, is currently soldiering on looking rather worse for his personal experience with the virus and even...

Following the publication of the advice and guidelines to the educational sector for the re-opening of primary and secondary schools in Malta issued by the Ministry for Health, and in accordance to...

New faces, if possible young ones, are of course necessary in politics. As well as in all sectors of human activity. However, should this mean that (at least in politics) it would be best if such...

Sadly, this year Pride month is not what we were hoping it would be. After last year’s major success at the Pride March, and the amazing events which took place throughout September, we...

Last Sunday's The Malta Independent published an insightful interview with consultant psychiatrist Walter Busuttil, about moral dilemmas faced by healthcare workers amind the Covid-19...

Gozo delivers the highest number of University graduates per capita when compared to the rest of our archipelago. The sister island is indeed brimming with potential, from the human to its unmatched...

The prison has been under the spotlight in the past weeks.  The moot methods of the Director/CEO/Colonel, the extraordinary number of suicides together with the dubious methods in the management...

In past weeks, different kinds of reports put animals in the limelight. Dogs attacking and killing an old lady. The discovery of other dogs penned under extremely bad conditions in cages. Baby...

If surveys are anything to go by, Bernard Grech has piqued the interest of the electorate more than the incumbent. Adrian Delia has indeed given a lot to politics and to the country, and I for one am...

Searching for the word “climate” through the 2021 Pre-Budget document published earlier this week entitled Towards a Sustainable Economy one finds the word three times: twice referring to...