The Valletta Baroque Festival has officially returned for the 12th edition and is currently running its three-week programme between 11 and 28 January, of which the first week out of three already...

Have you ever wondered why you behave in certain ways within your romantic relationships? Do you find yourself becoming clingy and anxious as soon as you feel close to someone? Alternatively, do you...

In the intricate tapestry of life, the passage through illness and the end of life can be a journey laden with complexities and challenges. Yet, within these trials lies an avenue of solace and...

For a long time, people in Malta have thought that getting property was the best way to get ahead financially. This belief is so ingrained in our society that some people see it as a rite of passage....

In the ever-evolving landscape of retail, data science has emerged as a game-changer, revolutionizing how businesses interact with their customers. Retailers are now harnessing the power of data to...

In an era where technological advancements are reshaping industries and business landscapes at an unprecedented pace, the role of leaders has evolved to meet the challenges of the digital age. The...

I read this week about two news items that caught my eye – both of them showing the urgent need for good governance, management and a focus on the national interest instead of an autocratic view...

It is quite clear that Mater Dei Hospital doesn’t have enough space to deal with the current size of Malta’s population. What’s worse, is that the government hasn’t implemented...

  You named your solo exhibition, which is coming up in February, Solus. The title speaks for itself. What are your views on solitude? Personally, for me, solitude means time to dwell...

The political events since the turn of the New Year have certainly been interesting.  A surprise reshuffle first, Prime Minister Robert Abela then opened the door for the return of people who he...