So much has been written in the past days on the humanitarian and moral obligations the Maltese government had in dealing with the latest migrants' saga. There was great pressure from all...

Shocking figures released yesterday by the Malta Union of Teachers (MUT) show that the majority of educators experience some form of aggression in school.  87% of respondents said they had...

The first big warning came in 2017 when three large European carriers went bankrupt in quick succession: Monarch in the UK, Air Berlin and Alitalia. The last of these is still flying with the...

Any new, groundbreaking technology or financial investment vehicle is inevitably fraught with danger, and perhaps none more so than the fledgling cryptocurrency and Bitcoin frontiers that the...

If less than 50 migrants seeking safe haven in the European Union can cause such a fluster as they have done over the last couple of weeks, what, we must ask, would happen if the old days of the...

We live in a world where people no longer stay in the same job or in the same country throughout their lives. The reality is that nowadays there are more and more people that live...

For those who are familiar with Matthew’s gospel this verse surely must have rang a bell. In fact, this verse is found in the Bible portion which the Church has rightly placed in the liturgy of...

The situation inside the Nationalist Party has now degenerated beyond any possible repair. The events of the past days have reached depths never seen before, not just in this party but also in...

LifeCycle (Malta) Foundation, through the newly established project entitled Renal Unit Support Health Hub (R.U.S.H.), is to offer psychological support to current kidney patients, in collaboration...

To History of Art students, Sagona is mostly known as a careful educator who specialises in the art of distant centuries, the kind of art dictated by academia - still life, portraiture, views of...