In my last article, I wrote about how we need to manage tourism through the integrated approach rather than the autocratic and certainly not arrogant manner in which this activity is being managed...

It is the year 2023, and for the first time, a self-driving car navigating city streets strikes and kills a pedestrian. A lawsuit is sure to follow. But exactly which laws will apply? I am...

Throughout the history of art, we encounter numerous artworks which for various reasons remained incomplete and are considered as masterpieces. I do have a special personal affinity for 'incomplete'...

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shocked the world as a whole. We thought that the world had seen the last of such incursions, while many are rightly concerned about this war spilling over to...

I refer to the Labour Party’s agreeing in principle with forcing workers to join a union, according to its election manifesto. Unless I am missing out on something, to my mind, should such...

"The last "normal" pre-Covid-19 event I remember is travelling to Malta with Barumbara Collective to put up Imagined more than Woman at Muża in February 2020. We were walking down the streets in...

It has been a terrible month of March in terms of serious road accidents. People have died, others are in critical condition, and more were hurt as cars, bikes and even a sulky were involved in...

On 9 April, Malta will join 23 countries and will host its first Global Children's Designathon (GCD), an annual worldwide event through which children (8 to 12 years old) learn the skills that help...

When politicians make mistakes and are forced to resign in shame, they should not be given a termination package. This, in a nutshell, is what should happen in a normal country. But this is...

They can call it by whatever name they like, but the latest stunt by the Labour government is nothing but a pre-election bribe. That, less than two weeks before an election, all voters are...