When the government introduced a ban on organised sports as part of the measures to prevent the spread of Covid-19, it resulted in a certain amount of confusion. People were reporting to...

Probably more than usual, we have been hearing more of the phrase "we're following the science" since the start of this Covid pandemic. This phrase may be deemed crucial to reassure the public in...

Spring brings with it many things in Malta – a turn of milder weather, Easter, and – of course – the ever controversial spring hunting season. This week, in what may be seen as...

Community is our survival. ‘Community’, as the opportunity for nurturing human contact, is essential to human wellbeing.  Even though communal life can feel so ordinary that its...

The world is going through many difficulties, this is no secret. This pandemic has turned the world as we know it upside down. The Covid-19 crisis has accelerated the digital transformation and the...

Last week, The Malta Independent on Sunday revealed that Covid-19 contact tracing was, give or take, nine days behind. This information came from people working in contact tracing and case...

The tragic murder of Sarah Everard in London has sent shockwaves through the UK, and ignited a renewed debate about violence against women on a global scale. On March 3, Sarah Everard – a...

One can hardly know what to make of Malta’s membership of the European Union. Are we serious about our commitment? ...

The Movement in Favour of Rights for Persons with a Disability supports the request of the Down’s Syndrome Association for the need of further education to people who have intellectual disability. ...

Pastoral care is part and parcel of holistic growth. We know that growth does not happen overnight – it implies a change in time. While growing, it is so easy to go from one extreme to the other...