The PN has been in this situation before and has managed to find the energy to take the necessary courageous decisions This weekend, we are facing a watershed decision which will shape the future...

Throughout Europe, Ministries of Education rapidly put in place measures linked to the closure of schools and launched remote teaching initiatives to support school leaders, teachers, parents, and of...

A friend showed me a list of wellknown cases that had reached the courts and stalled there. It’s quite a long one. It covered cases flagged by scandal about corruption, abuse of power, fraud or...

As a mix of melodrama, comedy, farce and tragedy - call it what you may - unravels in our Courts of Justice, these questions come to mind: The Windfarm How come a state corporation with the...

During these last years, the Faculty for Social Wellbeing has continued to validate its ethos by responding in a timely fashion to issues that are happening around us and providing empirical data that...

As soon as the world got to grip with the challenges and threats that the COVID-19 outbreak was going to put upon us all, we immediately started discussions, and consequently reached agreement among...

I interviewed Dr Marceline Naudi, Head and Senior Lecturer within the Department of Gender and Sexualities at the Faculty for Social Wellbeing.     What are your research...

2019 was a year during which we continued work on the fulfilment of a number of important reforms in both the justice sector, as well as culture. It is impossible to name all, but some...

When we will look back on the Christmas of 2019 we will remember not just the festive season that was ruined for all but mainly the crumbling of the Joseph Muscat regime. The week that ended...

If elected Labour leader and hence Prime Minister, Chris Fearne will revise or even cancel the controversial hospital privatisation contract if the National Audit Office finds serious shortcomings in...