Real hope | Ray Bezzina
I hope that Roberta’s public declaration can now remove the overwhelming shadow that she has cast over the PN. The new party leader should be unshackled...
I hope that Roberta’s public declaration can now...
Shaping the future of education through foresight and participatory evaluation | Matthew Vella
Designed to empower stakeholders and foster strategic foresight, the Hub represents a bold step toward a more participatory, future-ready education system
Designed to empower stakeholders and foster strategic...
Equipping youngsters to navigate adulthood with resilience, confidence, and dignity | Keith Azzopardi Tanti
We believe that young people are not passive recipients. We want to engage them in co-creation, creative thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making
We believe that young people are not passive recipients. We...
Protecting the Blue Lagoon: A bold step towards sustainable tourism | Carlo Micallef
Malta’s future as a leading tourist destination depends on our ability to protect our natural treasures while offering unforgettable experiences, to...
Malta’s future as a leading tourist destination...
Redefining public infrastructure: A net zero | Karl Cilia
This is what the future of public service looks like—cleaner, smarter,...
This is what the future of public service looks...
You have no authority to attack a minority! A lawyer on the loose… | Andrew Bonello
It seems he believes that criminalising a smell emitted by a plant or exposing our community to police persecution is the most urgent matter in need of action
It seems he believes that criminalising a smell emitted by...
Rights for workers, not servitude to the smartphone app | Josef Bugeja
As gig economy platforms grow and labour becomes increasingly fragmented, we must not allow profit to come before people
As gig economy platforms grow and labour becomes...
I’m not afraid of god, I am afraid of man | Pearl Agius
The people who have been media-trained to yap for a living have chosen to...
The people who have been media-trained to yap for a living...
A right at the end: Dignity, autonomy, and the case for assisted voluntary euthanasia | Andrew Sciberras
Dignity is not a luxury. It is a right, and it must be protected not only in life, but in death too
Dignity is not a luxury. It is a right, and it must be...
What is it like to be human? | Mario Gerada
And so, we are left with a question that feels more urgent than ever: What is...
And so, we are left with a question that feels more urgent...
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Court & Police
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National
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