This has been quite an eventful week for our little island which, for me, means I have to ditch my plans to focus on one topic, and shift to Plan B: flitting from one topic to...

Successful results are certainly encouraging, but they are not a final goal unless one finds – especially in politics – the courage to sustain good results and achieve...

The war on migrant rescue NGOs has entered its final stages and is almost won with only one volunteer group left to patrol the seas off Libya.  This week, the Spanish migrant rescue NGO Proactiva...

The collapse of the Morandi bridge in Genoa, which caused the death of 43 people, made reverberations all over the world, not only in Italy. The blame game quickly began, with the Italian...

The agreement announced last week by Ryanair and Air Malta implies more than meets the eye, more than just an agreement between two airlines. One has to look at the agreement from a long-term...

Time and time again, French politicians are showing not only us in Europe but the world in general what political accountability is all about.  It is not as though France is corruption free, far...

Poverty and social exclusion statistics probably capture the headlines as often as economic statistics.  This is not surprising, given that the EU emphasises smart, sustainable and inclusive...

The health minister on Monday reiterated his call for parents to ensure their children have been vaccinated against measles as the disease has reached record high numbers across Europe with more than...

Sometimes, a picture can tell more than a thousand words. The picture of Pope Francis speaking to journalists on the flight back to Rome on Sunday, spoke of a deeply-troubled Pope. This can...

For seven years, Science in the City has been building bridges between researchers and artists to organise a night of wonder. Dazzling artworks, inspired by Malta's most relevant research have become...