The tide has turned.  Labour's days are numbered. Even former Labour minister Edward Zammit Lewis is warning Labour to get worried.  Labour's much-hyped "best budget in history" didn't shift...

On 28 November on F Living, I had the opportunity to speak with Karl Bonaci about an issue that continues to concern many educators, parents, and students - the examinations system in Malta. This...

The government talks about green spaces with the confidence of an administration that believes its rhetoric will stand unchallenged. Week after week, Prime Minister Robert Abela paints a picture of a...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the way we do things, how we interact with others, but also what we know about ourselves.  It's already a tired cliché.  This fourth...

 "What are the dates this weekend?" the teacher announced innocently. Within seconds, the classroom exploded with shrieking out of control pupils, all shouting "six-seveeeen", while...

It is way too convenient to resort to empty platitudes when in distress. At best, the strategy betrays a sense of urgency to distract or create a tactic of misdirection. Sadly, however, it is as plain...

Automatic enrolment (AE) will bring more people into retirement saving. That is welcome. But participation alone does not deliver security. An AE system earns trust when savers can clearly see how...

Malta has experienced a progressive degradation of the environment over the last years. Last  October, we had a raging public controversy of unprecedented proportions when parliament,...

The flavour of the week undoubtedly was Roderick Galdes, chosen by Robert Abela to help people get affordable housing, who turned out to have purchased a duplex penthouse in Ta' Gelmus, Rabat Gozo for...

Last Monday, Parliamentary Secretary Alison Zerafa Civelli and I moved forward a bill to officially enshrine Valletta as Malta's capital city, as well as to formally designate 27 December as the...