“In early 2020 I remember seeing a news report from Wuhan with video showing once crowded streets, near empty, and not being able to comprehend the enormity of it all.  “In early 2020...

Standing upright, they glide, ghostlike, along the street. They have no emissions. They are alone, outside, unlikely to catch anything or pass anything on. They are no burden to the public transport...

Malta will take the setback of the  pandemic in its stride and turn it into an opportunity towards  sustainability. In the wake of the shock of a public health emergency that tried our...

Last week at a plenary debate of the European Parliament in Strasbourg about the Connecting Europe Facility programme 2021-2027, I had the opportunity to highlight the seclusion that Member States...

Ask any employer or HR recruiter what intangible qualities they look out for in a prospective candidate and among them you will surely find the ability to communicate confidently, eloquently and using...

Human life is so precious and sacrosanct that the Holy Quran resembles the killing of one as the killing of entire humanity. God says in the Holy Quran: “… Whosoever killed an innocent...

Many interesting and relevant points were raised on Thursday during a public consultation conference organised by MIMCOL on the country’s economic vision for the next ten years.  The...

Four paintings by the renowned artist Emvin Cremona have been loaned by the Central Bank of Malta to be put on show at Il-Ħaġar Museum exhibition in Victoria. Around 90 works -...

Public Health Superintendent Charmaine Gauci has in many ways been the face of Malta’s fight against the Covid-19 pandemic. With tireless work and a no-doubt packed schedule, for many...

  The magazine Temple was recently relaunched at the Paranga restaurant, the Intercontinental's popular eaterie right on the water's edge, in St George's Bay. Josette Schembri...