"I was very fond of diaries when I was young and had plenty of them. But at some point during my teens I stopped keeping one and started writing poetry instead. Strange, because I am more of a prose...

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"We long to return to normal, but 'normal' led to this. To avert any future pandemics, we must grapple with all the ways 'normal' has failed us. We have to build something better."   —...

Let me start off with the less serious mental conditions in which each one of us will certainly have found himself or herself some time. It is amazing how emotions and any type of pressure can play...

In my last article I announced the return of the Institute of Hospitality to the Mediterranean. Now that this committee has started to work for a better, sustainable and responsible tourism activity...

Our sister island Gozo is well and truly under attack by yet more development. That word has now become dominated by negative connotations in the Maltese mind. It did not have to be this way. Gharb, a...

If there is something which is truly, truly sickening it is racism. That someone feels that they have some sort of superiority over somebody else based simply on something like skin colour or...

Do they really in Malta? We have been going from bad to worse. In July 2015, Daboma Jack was assaulted at the Valletta Bus Terminus for no reason at all. On 6 April 2019, Lassana Cisse Souleymane, a...

1 October is the International Day of Older Persons as established by the United Nations General Assembly on 14 December 1990. Statistics issued by Malta Statistics Office show that around 20% of...

For a second year running, the scholastic year has started amid chaos, confusion and unpreparedness.  Over the past few days, many educators who do not usually teach their own class received...