Ringing phones. Increasing deadlines. Expectations. Decisions. Anxiety ‒ What is it? Where is it? How do we work with it? Anxiety seems to be a pertinent issue nowadays. It is estimated that...

The Summer Kitchen, at the Corinthia Palace & Spa in Attard, is in its fourth year. The lush pool area where this moveable feast takes place, is not one of those restaurants in pristine white,...

Malta, barely a speck on the world map, has always been an important base for geopolitical affairs. That role has not changed much over the years and, in many ways, it is our greatest strength as a...

If the opinion of the majority is driven by lack of basic understanding of the core issue in a discussion, or worse, by impulsive emotive responses, there is a risk that what would be acted and...

The last time I wrote to you, I started my letter in English and even used a foreign name to address you. (I heard that you didn’t like me calling you ‘Salvu’ and you uttered a few...

In the UK, where privacy issues are actually taken seriously, it was announced yesterday that Facebook is facing the maximum possible fine for having allowed Cambridge Analytica to forage through the...

We have been talking for quite some time now about being invaded by boat people. But now we have an invasion in reverse. Those who visited the Trade Fair at MFCC in Ta' Qali last week, and...

The government may boast about how the numbers look better when it comes to the court backlog, and how the clearance rate has improved, but anyone who is summoned to testify in a case will tell you...

Yesterday’s sudden resignation by David Davies, the Brexit Secretary, followed later by that of Boris Johnson, the British Foreign Secretary, may not be the last word on the crisis that has...

A political party’s media house can never have a lot of credibility for the simple reason that its bias is more than obvious. But despite it being impossible for a political party newsroom to...