The M/V Sant John Paul II leaving Grand Harbour Valletta on Tuesday 26th May. The Virtu Ferries vessel is seen here dressed overall to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Pope John Paul II's round...

I am rapidly - and probably terminally - going right off Prof. Charmaine Gauci, but to be honest, I never was much of a fan, for two main reasons. Firstly: ever since she has been giving her...

In response to the increasing numbers of people being tested and treated for coronavirus, King's College Hospital has been taking steps to redirect their resources. Dr Sarah Walsh, Consultant...

We often under-estimate the impact of our thoughts and actions on how we feel mentally and physically, and on how we affect the people around us. Our tendency to be positive or negative is influenced...

Beaches were packed over the weekend, like any summer day. It was not hot like it is normally in July and August, and the sea was still too cold for many. But people flocked to sandy and rocky...

There’s lots of talk on the new normal. Health authorities around the world are encouraging their citizens to get used to wearing face masks, to respect social distancing laws and wash their...

Moments of crisis are always moments of change. Whether they turn out to be moments of growth or of regression, however, depends entirely on us. While Malta, like the rest of the world, was straining...

If there is one area in which a new normal is setting in, its education. The closure of schools is unprecedented and home-schooling, with all its implications, has introduced dynamics that parents,...

It is said that a lot can be discerned from the way in which one treats one’s heritage – what is recognised as having value, how well one understands one’s past, and how well it is...

There is already anecdotal evidence that the self-distancing imposed by COVID-19 is changing people’s payment habits – and the Chief Officer for Banking Operations at the Central Bank of...