Learning and training has always been the key for quality service, but putting it into practice is what I have strived to do since being entrusted with the elderly and the disability...

Freedom of expression is a fundamental human right. But personal attacks on members of the judiciary have no place in a modern democracy – given that a judgment is researched and given within...

The winds have dropped and the weather has settled, meaning that thousands of Sub-Saharan migrants are preparing to make the sea crossing to Europe from Libya. It is the end of May, and already...

One would have imagined that after all the controversy that had been raised over the citizenship by investment programme that the government would be going to extraordinary lengths to ensure the...

The Malta Independent yesterday published a story whereby the Health Department Inspectorate fell short of denying that it is not funding its own inspections to weed out smokers in enclosed...

Two months have elapsed since the Brussels attacks, in which 32 innocent lives were lost. Families of those lives lost were left picking up the pieces, their lives changing forever. There is no...

The construction industry in Malta has long been blighted by lacking standards. There was a time when many builders were exactly that, builders by trade for generation after generation. Many were from...

BirdLife Malta's nature reserves are open for the last two weekends this month, so make sure you pay a visit before they close for summer. Today and next weekend - 28 and 29 May - are the last...

The Mouton Cadet Wine Bar of Baron Philippe de Rothschild, Official Supplier of the Cannes International Film Festival, is an ephemeral and exclusive location, situated on the rooftop of the Palais...

The Palace and The Victoria Hotel have again shown their commitment to the environment. To further enhance their contribution towards a more sustainable future and be in line with the Eco...