Living with or having someone in your life who creates conflict can be incredibly challenging. This may be someone you need to be in contact with daily for work, a partner, sibling, flatmate, parent,...

The utilities sector, responsible for providing essential services like electricity, water, and gas, is on the cusp of a transformative revolution driven by robotics and automation. This article...

"Is one income enough these days?" is a question I've been asked a lot. In this week's piece, I want to answer it. In the past, families usually got by with just one income, which was usually the...

Cheap labour, exploitation of foreign workers, especially Third World nationals, the loneliness suffered by elderly in homes, unaffordable housing and living costs, racial discrimination, poverty...

The more time passes, the more people seem to become dependent on social media. One can see so many walking with their mobile phones in their hand, scrolling up and down to check what is taking...

The first UK exhibition being held at the Victoria & Albert Museum is dedicated to the work of French couturière, Gabrielle 'Coco' Chanel, charting the establishment of the House of Chanel...

This week I was appalled at the shambles that the islands' infrastructure is in today. There are roads that have been repaired, resurfaced, dug up again, repaired and resurfaced countless times; in my...

The Planning Authority made an announcement earlier this week, that it will now require unpainted and unrendered lower globigerina limestone (franka softstone) on the street façade of...

The numbers have started to grow again and the question is: will they become too much? This week we learnt that the number of tourists who visited Malta in 2023 was a record figure, exceeding the...

When maltabiennale.art kicks off on March 13, 2024, it will welcome people from all walks to enjoy a series of thought-provoking artworks showcased at some of Malta and Gozo's renowned heritage sites....