Earlier this week I was present at the property conference and listened to what various stakeholders had to say in view of the latest edition of the KPMG Property Report commissioned annually by the...

Auto-Enrolment is a system. Systems do not succeed on intention. They succeed on discipline, competence, and accountability. Malta's AE framework must apply the highest standards to how decisions are...

His predecessor resigned reportedly after a negative opinion poll. Alex Borg did not come out well from the two opinion polls that were published in the past two weeks. They were the first...

To celebrate its 10th anniversary, Arts Council Malta has launched an unprecedented initiative that has been well-received by local artists and the public alike. RETOLD is an initiative that...

Across the years, the left in Maltese politics - effectively the Labour Party - would be accused (still is) of not showing sufficient respect towards the island's institutions - in first place, the...

The crisis of low and falling birth rates is the most urgent problem facing Malta. While the government continues to introduce pro-natal policies to reduce the birth rate, it remains far from...

Many moons ago, when I came back to Malta after some years abroad, I discovered that among the shakers and movers of the country and its economic enterprises, the demand was growing for people who...

Official state propaganda asserts that Kim Jong-il was born on a sacred mountain, heralded by a double rainbow and the appearance of a new star in the sky.  Official biographies insist he never...

This year's budget introduced a series of social accommodation measures aimed at easing the struggles of middle-income earners who are increasingly priced out of Malta's property market. Among the...

Four years ago, during a Cabinet meeting at the Ta' Qali basketball pavilion, Prime Minister Robert Abela announced that a €20 million car racing track would be constructed at Ħal-Far....