Every March, Gozitan firms tell two institutions how the Gozo's economy actually feels. The Gozo Regional Development Authority (GRDA) and the Gozo Business Chamber (GBC) have run their joint Gozo...

Now that the dust from the recent general election is settling, it is time to get down to some real economic thinking.  It is all well to point to Malta's continuing above-EU-average GDP growth...

When navigating the complex word of industrial relations there are instances where observers may see that a trade union has the upper hand in a dispute with an employer. The union may be able to...

When Prime Minister Abela addressed a Times of Malta Business Breakfast last September, he stated that today's media landscape is shaped by challenges where facts are questioned, disinformation...

Malta's newly elected government is emphasising human rights as a key policy dimension. In this article I would like to emphasise that this should factor in the social dimension of climate...

The result of the recent election was not the one we hoped and worked so hard for. Every political party enters the electoral contest with the ambition of earning the trust of the majority of the...

Last week Pope Leo visited Barcelona as part of his visit to Spain. The reason for his visit was to commemorate the centenary from the death 100 years earlier of the architect Antoni Gaudi, the...

Since 2013, I have been serving my country as a Cabinet member, and since 2008, as a Labour Member of Parliament. I shall continue to serve in the Cabinet during this new legislature as the Minister...

Naturally, the drastic decrease in the number of births gave rise to major worries. Many of the consequences have been publicly debated with commitment and intelligence although we still lack a clear,...

The allegations revealed by the Chamber of Advocates that confidential communications between lawyers and prisoners may have been monitored or recorded at the Corradino Correctional Facility are of...