Giving construction waste a second life
Alistair Grima
By combining effective recovery practices, recognised quality standards and commercially viable demand, Malta can make better use of existing resources while creating new...
Cleaning smarter: How technology and innovation can help keep Malta clean
Claudine Ellul Sullivan
That pressure becomes particularly visible during the summer months, when promenades, beaches, entertainment areas and tourist centres experience exceptionally high footfall
Every village square is close to the people, not an office in Valletta
Ramona Attard

Malta does not need cosmetics. It needs serious scrutiny, serious alternatives and serious ideas

Malta does not need cosmetics. It needs serious scrutiny,...

A disrupted conference, pointless hindsight and a slice of pizza
Josanne Cassar

The gloves have to come off and we cannot just sit back and shrug helplessly as...

The gloves have to come off and we cannot just sit back and...

Decapitation alone will not solve the problem
Saviour Balzan

The Labour Party has always had a problem with safeguarding the environmental...

The Labour Party has always had a problem with safeguarding...

Comfortably numb
JP Fabri

Malta’s challenge is therefore not that we have become prosperous. It is that prosperity risks becoming anaesthetic

Malta’s challenge is therefore not that we have...

Protecting children, empowering families and Malta’s role
Mariah Meli

 Europe’s digital future should remain innovative, but it should...

 Europe’s digital future should remain...

From individual talent to collective strength
Riccarda Darmanin

Individual voices can be ignored or silenced; a collective workforce cannot....

Individual voices can be ignored or silenced; a collective...

A hundred-day swoop
Julia Farrugia

The results thus far offer more hope and a stronger commitment to what we have promised the electorate. Certainly, far from resting on our laurels we have the...

The results thus far offer more hope and a stronger...

Public regulators and the case for some uniformity
Paul Edgar Micallef

The first point of departure should be the initiation of a public consultation...

The first point of departure should be the initiation of a...

More tourists, more hotels. But are we attracting the right tourists?
Charmaine Camilleri

And for our 4- and 5-star hotels, the question is perhaps the most important...

And for our 4- and 5-star hotels, the question is perhaps...

Juror stress: The hidden influence of the jury experience
Mark Said

Most of them don’t let it show in the courtroom, but jurors are stressed....

Most of them don’t let it show in the courtroom, but...

This is not about which side wins, it’s about what Malta has lost
Josanne Cassar

As Malta continues to grapple with the fallout of this notorious trial and...

As Malta continues to grapple with the fallout of this...

We know the problem, we have no answer
Saviour Balzan

I am one who believes that Yorgen Fenech is as guilty as hell. But taking him to the gallows without a trial or due process is not on

I am one who believes that Yorgen Fenech is as guilty as...

We have failed our future
JP Fabri

Malta’s latest PISA results expose a widening gap between the country’s economic ambitions and the skills being developed in its classrooms

Malta’s latest PISA results expose a widening gap...

Inking into better, happier lives
Julia Farrugia

The service dog investment will provide freedom and autonomy to individuals, who need help because of disabilities and related conditions. Ink and his fellow...

The service dog investment will provide freedom and...

Why does it seem like the world is becoming more uncertain?
Jonathan Engerer

Quite the contrary, unless key players rethink their foreign policy approaches...

Quite the contrary, unless key players rethink their...

Malta: A country of sacrifice zones
Andrew Azzopardi

We are moving in a very strange form of prosperity—a country that becomes richer for some, while more and more of its people feel they have less and less...

We are moving in a very strange form of prosperity—a...

Election mode has not switched off
Mark Said

Politics is the skill of navigating what is feasible, what can be achieved, and the art of compromise.You can count on seeing this process conclude every...

Politics is the skill of navigating what is feasible, what...

What does the Yorgen Fenech trial say about Malta?
Mark M. Scerri

The easiest conclusion from the Caruana Galizia saga has always been that Malta...

The easiest conclusion from the Caruana Galizia saga has...