Now that the big leaders have spoken and given us their take on the Budget, it is time to analyse what the Budget means with regards to Malta's economic situation. For there are issues that...

How many times have we been encouraged to air our views on anything related to the EU? And how many times did we have ample room to state our concerns and yet ended up listening instead. Not this...

An old University colleague of mine this week reminded me how as economics students, we used to eagerly be waiting for that Monday, budget eve, fixated in front of the television, following every word...

Much has been said about a magistrate's gag order last week that prevented the Xarabank television programme from airing an interview with the person currently facing charges over the attempted murder...

As a firm believer that every person in our society should live independently and with dignity, the principle of equity plays an essential role in realising that different persons have different needs...

Tomorrow, the World Bank will issue its annual Ease of Doing Business classification. As usual, we will not go beyond the mere summary classification for Malta and that will be that. A mere...

As of the 31st October, 2018, only a few days more, all of us should start separating our left overs in a way that will ensure that any food remains will go to a separate bag. On its own this is a...

Charlene Farrugia's career has been one of constant transformation, moving on to new avenues and scenes as an accomplished pianist. She was the youngest soloist to ever perform with The National...

The first recital of the season programme will be playing between the walls of the beautiful baroque church dedicated to St Dominic on 1 November at 8pm. Malta's main baroque ensemble's chosen...

Maltese soprano, Claire Debono graduated with an MMus from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where she studied with Laura Sarti. Her stellar, international career has also featured a...