Politics is fraught with storms in teacups but, whether accidental or intentional, one must look beyond them. Away from the topical chit-chat, the real and pressing issues remain, undiminished in...

Over the last year, the Malta.AI Taskforce and Working Groups have worked hard to develop a strategy that maps the path for the country to gain a strategic global position in the AI field. It also...

My article with the above-mentioned heading (TMIS 8 September) was intended to be my last one in this saga. However, I am constrained to respond to the latest article by Piero Ugolini and Richard Nun...

Britain is slated to leave the European Union on 31 October, but whether this will actually happen and, more importantly, how it will take place is still very much a big question. The EU already...

Before we speak of challenges teachers face in performing their work we first need to celebrate the great gift of having this tremendous influence on the lives of children. Studies show that the...

Yesterday I was having a coffee with two Gozitans and two Maltese in Ljubljana, Slovenia. We were fresh out of the life-changing youth exchange in the Slovenian countryside, Let’s Grow. Sitting...

The 2017 election broke the status quo that had dominated Maltese politics since Independence. For the first time in 50 years, a third party had made it to the House of Representatives. The...

Every day, summer or winter, in towns and in villages, one sees a great amount of men sitting around, doing nothing except chatting or some of them staring into empty space. One would like to...

The objective of the Ministry for Education and Employment (MEDE) is to provide present and future generations with the necessary skills and talents for active citizenship and employability, in the...

The Interior Ministers of four countries including Malta, as well as the European Commissioner for Migration and the Finnish Prime Minister, whose country currently holds the EU Presidency, announced...