The government last week focused its attention on the waste issue and its serious implications for the future of Malta. The issue is that we as a nation are increasing our waste stream beyond...

Responding to disruption is perhaps the most important strategic issue facing businesses and countries today. The definition of disruption has expanded far beyond its textbook meaning and is now...

This year's Science in the City festival, which will be held on 29 September between 6pm and midnight, will include a newly expanded Health area featuring research from the University of Malta,...

"We need to recycle more and even more. We are urging the public to crush their empty plastic bottles for recycling and stop contributing to plastic waste," said GreenPak's CEO Ing. Mario...

One cannot miss how the PN media morphed seamlessly from Simon Busuttil to Adrian Delia. We used to get huge dollops of Busuttil fawning and we will now get huge dollops of Adrian Delia, with...

What do you consider to be your art education - both formal and informal? I have always learnt on the job and still do, having recently joined the University of Malta's Faculty of Media and...

The double bass is becoming an increasingly popular instrument in Malta thanks to the annual Malta International Double Bass summer camp, organised by Prof. Gjorgji Cincievski and Ms Michelle Scicluna...

Located in the south-west of France on the Garonne River, Bordeaux is very often referred to as the wine capital of France, producing an average of 700 million bottles of wine on a yearly...

We've read or heard of the InterContinental's renovation although there wasn't much fuss made considering it is such a big project. And suddenly, before you know it the construction of the Highline...

Nestled in a small courtyard, Sylvie de Meurville's paper sculpture entry for the 2015 Mdina Biennale took centre stage. Comprised of tracing paper, metal bars and LED lights, the simplistic nature of...