Prime Minister Robert Abela held not one, but two press conferences over the past week to tell us that the justice system and rule of law work just fine in Malta. He said this after one of the...

The global response to COVID-19 has been defined by scientific research and innovation.  After the early work on understanding the virus and tracking the pandemic, new treatments and diagnostics,...

On a bright sunshine filled day in February 2009, I took the hands of my then four- and six-year-old children and we began to walk across a rather nondescript bridge in Selma, in the U.S. southern...

"Well we weren't expecting that!" comes to mind when I was asked to write a Covid diary.  What a whirlwind of a year! March and the lockdown meant that schooling went temporarily online, so...

If we ever had any doubt that this strategy was not compiled as a consultative study with the key stakeholders (the authorities, the businesses and the local community) here it is. An introduction by...

In my legal capacity, I was invited to participate in an interesting discussion hosted by Professor Andrew Azzopardi. My contribution as the advocate founder of One Voice Malta, a collaborative...

Fortunately, we live on an island where creativity is bountiful, where innovation and an innate sense of craftsmanship and even more so, entrepreneurship, within our communities have ensured the...

PERFUMER STEPHEN CORDINA talks the making of perfume and its joys to Marie Benoît I have met Stephen, off and on, over several years usually at one of his launches. Whenever we spoke he...

Rosianne Cutajar has finally done the honourable thing and resigned. The parliamentary secretary for reforms had been under pressure for weeks, after it had been reported that she had allegedly...

It will be the first time in Maltese political history that the two main political parties will be facing the next election with a new leader. Robert Abela took over the reins of the Labour...