'What is the upside of inequality? It is a deep pool of properly trained highly motivated talent that is endeavouring to create innovation that grows our knowledge-based economy.' - Edward Conard,...

Reading the latest edition of The Economist, one meets a positive projection of an explosion in domestic demand across the western world as retail businesses, real estate and the entertainment...

The past week or so has seen the announcement of not one, but two new fast ferry services which will run between Malta and Gozo. Virtu Ferries announced last week that they will be running a...

I was recently awarded the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Research and Development from the University of Lincoln School of Education, after the completion of an in-depth study on the...

The draft regulation’s aims, goals and intent is captured primarily in the introduction through Recital 3: “A legal framework setting up a European approach on artificial intelligence is...

For the second year running, the football Premier League was not completed. Last year, it was Floriana FC who were declared champions, having been sitting at the top of the table at the time when...

We have now become accustomed to a situation, created by consecutive PN leaders, whereby attempting to sell oneself to the electorate by portraying an image distant from the truth has become the...

At least three music festivals are being planned for this summer, promising to bring large crowds of drunk revellers to Malta’s streets, and this at a time when the government is trying to pitch...

    Who is the future of our country? Are we teaching them to be sustainable? Junior College, a post-secondary school, under the University of Malta’s guidance this...

The arrest and arraignment of Keith Schembri and associates on 20 March was the culmination of years of investigations which included magisterial inquiries as well as delicate police work. The...