Few decades scream fun more than the 1960s and 70s. It was the time of protests against war and the rise of flower power, but it is also an era that produced arguably some of the best music ever...

Earlier this week, we positively voted upon the European Parliament’s position on the Artificial Intelligence Act – an upcoming legislation that I had the honour to contribute towards as...

Dr George Vella is the kind of politician who slid into the role of President of the Republic so naturally, that it looked as though he was born for the role. His calm demeanour and professionalism...

So far, the shortfall between pension payments and contributions in Malta still appears sustainable, but for how long will it last? Up until some time ago, the number of people in work kept falling...

The Mediterranean’s latest migrant tragedy – and possibly one of its deadliest – comes at a time when Europe is again discussing how best to deal with the immigration issue. A...

Prime Minister Robert Abela met with the European Commissioner for the Environment Virginijus Sinkevičius this week. During this meeting, Abela mentioned a number of things to the...

Renowned Xue Trio musicians Pierre-Henri Xuereb, Simon Debierre and Ruixin Niu will be performing and sharing their insights about Chinese and Western cultures at the China Cultural Centre in Malta on...

The State of the Nation survey that was commissioned by the Office of the President, the results of which were made public in a one-day conference earlier this month, gave a deep insight on what the...

A businessman turned politician, Silvio Berlusconi will be remembered as a protagonist of Italian history. Never afraid to defend his convictions, but hit hard by a series of scandals that rocked...

The Council of Europe’s anti-corruption watchdog – the Group of States against Corruption (GRECO), found that Malta had failed to implement one of its nine recommendations, and that...