For years, society has urged people struggling with their mental health to seek help before they reach crisis point. That message should apply to everyone, including those who recognise dangerous...

As summer has now really ramped up, localities which are situated in known touristic hotspots are facing the usual litany of well-known problems associated to low quality tourism. Localities such...

The Victoria 2031 Foundation marked an important milestone this July by hosting its first international collaboration in Gozo, bringing together cultural professionals, artists, festival makers,...

Arriving at the Capitoline Hill during my recent visit to Rome, I spent a morning at the Capitoline Museums, widely considered the oldest public museums in the world, to see an exhibition dedicated to...

Every summer, Malta proudly markets itself as an island paradise. Crystal-clear waters, hidden coves and picturesque bays feature in tourism campaigns, postcards and social media feeds. They are...

Attendance is one of the most basic expectations in any profession. It is therefore not unreasonable for citizens to expect the same standard from the people they elect to represent them in...

Arts Council Malta recently held the Co-Production Roadmap Masterclass for Maltese producers and filmmakers, supporting local screen professionals with the practical knowledge needed to develop...

Malta has spent years talking about quality tourism. Every tourism strategy, conference and policy document has echoed the same ambition: attract visitors who stay longer, spend more and contribute...

Following successful presentations in Paris, New York, Cairo and Canada between 2024 and 2026, the international exhibition Between the Lines: The civilisation code of Chinese characters opened at the...

Your career began in 1989 and you would move on to advise governments, financial institutions and corporates on complex cross-border transactions. What drew you, at such a young age, to the...