What we witnessed in the past months is probably an unprecedented wave of disruption. One would ask whether globalisation is dead, and whether ‘isolationism’ is the foundation of the...

Many are the ways in which we can look after our health, and many are the ways that we are being encouraged to do so.  We can eat healthier, we can cut out the habits that detract from our...

On the day of my writing this the news came out that Malta recorded the highest government fiscal surplus in the European Union. Effectively it made 128 million euro more from income than it spent in...

Last week, we reported from Eurostat a report about research and development intensity in Europe. The report was very damning where Malta is concerned. It said that in 2017, Malta's R&D...

Karl Izzo wasn’t what one would describe as a top waterpolo player, although he did give his contribution to some successes for Sliema ASC. His love for the game continued after his retirement,...

For the first time in history, the American Psychological Association (APA), held up by academics as the gold standard of psychology, has released a set of guidelines for psychological practice with...

We have written, on a number of occasions that we do not agree with the Gozo-Malta undersea tunnel project as we feel that the project is not economically or environmentally feasible and investing in...

On Friday 18 January, Pope Francis tweeted: Today marks the beginning of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity: all of us are asked to implore from God this great gift. In fact, from the 18 till...

Those who bothered to hear or follow the speeches by the two leaders on Sunday could be mistaken if they thought they were living in two different worlds. On the one hand, the Prime Minister...

"Gozo's main classical music festival" returns between 8 March and 7 April 2019. This year's edition promises to be an exciting programme of events focusing on the theme "Women in...