The European Parliament's debate on Malta once again demonstrated a political pattern that has become all too familiar. Whenever the country's shortcomings are raised on the European stage - whether...

In today's boardrooms, sustainability should be discussed not as a peripheral concern or a corporate social responsibility add-on, but as a core business decision. It should be examined with the...

Verdi's La Forza del Destino is a complex masterpiece. On the face of it, it might appear to consist of a string of glorious arias. It covers a vast canvas, from the personal to the social. It is...

 Malta has always recognised that investment in knowledge and research is an investment in our people. In our national Smart Specialisation Strategy (RIS3), health and cancer were identified as...

A good education system is a means of a guarantee. Not just an economic guarantee (that is, to produce more skilled workers), but a civic and democratic one. This means creating generations...

In Malta's evolving economy, Business 1st plays a central role as the government's one-stop shop for entrepreneurs and businesses. Operated under Malta Enterprise in partnership with the Malta Chamber...

It is one of the EU's most remarkable achievements that a citizen in Helsinki and one in San Lawrenz, Gozo should enjoy the same rights and standards of care. Yet, when it comes to access to...

In Folded Currents, artists Karen Calleja and Joseph Casapinta bring together two distinct yet deeply resonant visual languages. Their works converse through rhythm and movement: Calleja's sculptural...

The past week has brought with it a polemic - a week in which, regrettably, we have seen an Opposition channel its energy and resources not towards building our country, but to undermine it. What may...

On this lovely Sunday, I won't be sharing one of my experiences working with an artist on their solo show, nor a small group exhibition. Instead, I'll be sharing some insights about the...