An important study published earlier this month entitled 'Mapping Frictions Inhibiting Bicycle Commuting' by Diego Pajarito and Michael Gould used crowdsourced geospatial technologies to track...

As Christians commemorate All Saints Day, we are reminded that the Church has patron saints for everything, just as ancient Rome had gods for everything. The ancient Greeks had a pantheon of gods,...

The constitutional court case filed by Opposition Leader Adrian Delia, in which he is insisting that he too should be given a full copy of the Egrant inquiry, took another turn for the bizarre...

On Monday I was eagerly following Professor Scicluna's speech, awaiting innovative Government proposals helping our SMEs to tap into EU opportunities. I was hoping that the Government would respond to...

Award-winning sportsman, John Ripard is a force to be reckoned with. Taking the Ripard Group which was founded in 1901 to the next level by marrying it with his passion for the sea, it is for his...

In a budget one expects government to lay out its vision and goals, to state the strategy it is going to use to maximise on the country's opportunities and addresses the present and future challenges....

The 2018 edition of the Malta Book Festival is expecting to double the attendance rate of students compared to last year's edition. Children and their teachers from schools from across Malta and Gozo...

The annual ritual of Budget Day follows a very predictable path. First, the minister's speech, which follows the minister's presentation to the media. Then the immediate reactions from the prime...

The European Parliament yesterday, by an overwhelming majority, backed a major crackdown on the scourge of plastic pollution, in particular cracking down on single use plastics - banning  ...

Putting disability on top of the national agenda is not only necessary for Malta to comply with the ratified Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disability but also in the nation's best interest....