Wisdom is one of the grandest and oddest words. Though it is impossible to reach a state of wisdom, as an ambition, wisdom deserves to be rehabilitated and take its place...

Most of us are still digesting the outcome of the latest UK referendum. To an extent, the result came as a shock but as we try to fully understand why this referendum went the way it did, we...

The International Organisation for Migration yesterday said that the number of deaths at sea this year is soon to hit 3,000, making it the third straight year that a new record has been established...

The latest flash in the pan to take the world by storm is Pokemon Go. The game is a spinoff of one of Nintendo’s most popular video games – Pokemon – which spawned cartoons, fluffy...

Should a terminally-ill patient be allowed euthanasia or assisted suicide? Should such a patient be given the faculty to pre-inform medical teams of when to pull the plug on his or her life support...

The pigeon culling exercise in Balzan last week raised controversy  given that it literally involved men walking around with air rifles taking pot shots at the birds. The first thing that...

It is almost August and that time of the year, in journalistic jargon, is referred to as silly season. As people laze around on the beach and companies go on shutdown, life turns into a bit of a...

Increase in waste generation because of economic growth is assumed to be an indispensable relationship. Not so says GreenPak: sustainable waste practices are the way forward. Over the past...

Children participating in the BOV Joseph Calleja Choir are rehearsing hard to ensure they live up to expectations during the concert of Joseph Calleja on the 28th July 2016. Soprano Gillian...

One of the first public engagements by the new Rector of the University of Malta, Professor Alfred J. Vella, saw the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), between the University and the...