Time and progress brings about changes and new challenges. The growth of yachting on the international scene, both as a sport and as an industry, where the Mediterranean immediately established itself...

The Standards Commissioner’s report on Joseph Muscat’s Dubai trip earlier this year has raised more questions than answers.  Muscat and family had jetted off to the middle eastern...

Simon Lumsden has been appointed managing editor of Malta's Smooth, the new radio station due to launch this summer. Simon is currently the head of Content at Keen, one of Malta's leading...

The recent Constitutional crisis shed light on the mechanisms and workings of the office of Leader of the Opposition. I will not go into the merits or lack thereof of how the Constitution was...

This week, I addressed a webinar hosted by the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association. Entitled 'Re-Igniting', I thought the title of the webinar was very appropriate.  Re-igniting is all...

Print-making in all its varied forms is not one of the more popular art forms nowadays. It requires the re-capturing of old methods and their related craftsmanship, a strong technical mastery, great...

The saying ‘The day you plant the seed is not the day you eat the fruit’ might sound like a well-worn cliché, but what our country is experiencing right now is the inevitable...

Regardless of one’s occupation, having the ability to organise working hours in a flexible way, whilst not compromising rights and the standard of work, could be the easiest way to maintain a...

On Thursday, the Ministry for Home Affairs announced that a reform had been implemented which will allow members of the police force to lodge anonymous reports of alleged abuse within the force...

The National Statistics Office last week told us that the population of Malta, for the first time, surpassed 500,000. Official statistics show that, in 2018, the number of people living in Malta was...