The ministries of yesterday for the economy of tomorrow?
JP Fabri
Looking at Malta’s new Cabinet through the lens of Vision 2050, I find myself returning to a simple but important question. Are we building the ministries of yesterday for...
Listening to the unspoken: Why Moħħi tal-Ġenn matters now more than ever
Andrew Azzopardi / Paulann Grech
Moħħi tal-Ġenn 2 is not simply a documentary to be watched. It is a series to be felt, to be reflected upon, and most importantly, to be talked about. In giving voice to the...
How we know an election is imminent: Let me count the ways
Josanne Cassar

Since we do not have a fixed election date every five years and an...

Since we do not have a fixed election date every five...

It is, it is not, it is!
Saviour Balzan

The fact that we have been discussing the general election for the last three months and speculating over a date has not helped anyone.  Apart from...

The fact that we have been discussing the general election...

Fragility by design and the illusion of stability
JP Fabri

Tourism, and Malta’s experience in particular, offers both a warning and...

Tourism, and Malta’s experience in particular, offers...

Family-friendly policies and gatekeeping: Hidden obstacles in the workplace | Vania Agius Tabone

By removing the hidden obstacles of gatekeeping, workplaces can ensure that these policies truly fulfil their purpose: helping people balance work and life in...

By removing the hidden obstacles of gatekeeping, workplaces...

Four years on: A shift in environment and energy policy
Miriam Dalli

On balance, there is evidence of a shift in how resources and spaces are...

On balance, there is evidence of a shift in how resources...

Decriminalise, except for turtle eggs
Mariana Debono

Because a society that protects the turtle egg, should at the very least equally protect the vulnerable, tiny human being, that is the child in the womb

Because a society that protects the turtle egg, should at...

Erasmus+ strengthens skills and inclusion in Malta’s VET and adult education sectors
Raphael Scerri

As the country adapts to technological change and shifting labour market demands, programmes that support reskilling and upskilling across all stages of life...

As the country adapts to technological change and shifting...

Setting the record straight: Accountability and Malta's strong EU funds track record
Rodrick Zerafa

Malta’s track record speaks for itself. It is one built on results, accountability, and a commitment to excellence. It deserves to be evaluated fairly,...

Malta’s track record speaks for itself. It is one...

Europe’s health revolution begins now
Peter Agius / Dolors Montserrat

So, what does it truly mean to put patients at the heart of Europe? It means delivering real change, fair and forward-looking, so that every citizen, in every...

So, what does it truly mean to put patients at the heart of...

Tracing the drone strike back to Libya
David P. Attard

The attack on the Arctic Metagaz in Malta’s backyard also highlights a shifting dynamic in modern warfare where geographically distant conflicts manifest...

The attack on the Arctic Metagaz in Malta’s backyard...

Neutrality should not be framed as passive but as Malta’s strategic advantage
JP Fabri

A neutral country that lacks internal strength risks exposure, while a neutral country that invests in its systems can turn its position into an advantage

A neutral country that lacks internal strength risks...

We rarely used to see homeless people, so what happened?
Josanne Cassar

The problem of homelessness is growing. What we have to examine is how we got...

The problem of homelessness is growing. What we have to...

The cannabis authority, children and sports do not mix. This is why.
Mariella Dimech

ARUC should not take lightly the feedback from all drug agencies, professionals...

ARUC should not take lightly the feedback from all drug...

Providing regulatory certainty on forever chemicals
Jessika Roswall

Clear European standards would avoid a patchwork of national rules...

Clear European standards would avoid a patchwork...

Protect, guide, empower: Ending victim-blaming and dangerous patterns
Rosianne Cutajar

Our responsibility is clear: To ensure the next generation grows up with values...

Our responsibility is clear: To ensure the next generation...

What everyone with elderly parents should know
Josanne Cassar

Life is a mystery, and the only thing we can control is how we can best prepare...

Life is a mystery, and the only thing we can control is how...

Anchoring stability through effective oversight
Kenneth Farrugia

Securing integrity ahead of the next decade of oversight

Securing integrity ahead of the next decade of oversight

Drift and denial: The proxy war at sea
David P. Attard

The question is no longer whether Malta is affected. It is whether we are willing to admit that it already is

The question is no longer whether Malta is affected. It is...