The use of social media in the 21st century has soared upwards in an ever-increasing digital world. Not having access to it, or not availing oneself of, could be interpreted as being illiterate. It...

The opening line of any book worth reading is usually very indicative of the character of its author and the general direction of the storyline. The same can be said for Malta's most important...

Worker's Day will take on a different meaning this year. For decades, 1 May was the day when trade unions celebrated their achievements in their struggle to improve the working conditions of...

The way we understand the meaning of crisis nowadays has its limitations, as it tends to value turning points related to financial crisis as being politically meaningful. It is, thus, worth tracing...

We at the Faculty for Social Wellbeing reflect a lot about how all that is happening will impact our communities as we go about in our engagement with research and scholarship and the training of students. ...

The term resilience was originally an engineering term referring to the ability of a material or object to be subjected to significant stress and to return to its original shape and properties. As a...

At the end of last year and beginning of this year President George Vella had been urged by many to, in view of the unprecedented emergency situation in the country, take immediate steps to dismiss...

The renovated Crafts Village will be inaugurated in the coming weeks, Economy Minister Silvio Schembri said on Indepth last week. This statement is most welcome. The Crafts Village had been...

This newsroom reported yesterday that the prices of natural gas have plummeted in Europe while Malta will keep paying higher prices (no) thanks to the controversial deal this government had signed...

The restructuring process at the Public Broadcasting Services has borne fruit with the latest announcement of it returning to profitability and better projections for the future....