In Malta and Gozo, over the years, there has been a tragic breakdown in trust between people and institutions. This lack of trust has made it difficult to assume positive intentions behind most of the...

“During a recent period of years, the great ice-cap that is piled up on the lofty top of Greenland has been dissolving away all its edges more rapidly than has been known before and that rocks...

The six-hour riot at the Hal Far migrants open centre was a main topic of discussion this week. It started on Sunday evening and spilled over into the early hours of Monday before it was brought...

The Finnish Presidency of the European Union yesterday saw one of the main objectives of its six-month tenure at the helm introduced when the Council of the EU approved its economy of wellbeing...

Forrmer Norwegian Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland described the challenge of sustainability as "Satisfying the needs of the current generation without compromising the ability to satisfy the...

The Faculty for Social Wellbeing biography depicts the ethos and values that constitute the Faculty through the eyes of students, administrators and lecturers. ...

A strong digital economy is vital for innovation, growth, jobs and European competitiveness. The digital age is no doubt having a massive impact on the labour market and the type of skills needed in...

Now that the proverbial cat is out of the bag and this year's budget proposals are public knowledge, it's time to analyse what they mean for us, and how they'll come to shape our society in the long...

The evil that a man does lives with him. A few years back the Panamagate scandal was on everybody’s mind – everyone spoke about it with many, publicly or privately, declaring their...

The Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition have at least one thing in common. Both have the gift of the gab, and any independent listener with no knowledge of current affairs – but...