Editorial | Family businesses and the need to ‘shape up and grow’
Family businesses will continue to play an important role within the economy but it remains crucial for the collective good that they also embrace change
Embracing ChatGPT in education: a powerful tool for the modern classroom
ChatGPT is just one of many AI tools available in the classroom. While these tools may seem daunting initially, it is crucial to recognise and use the potential benefits
Editorial | Vigilance is good lest we slide back into complacency

These may seem to be minor issues but unless companies and other subject...

These may seem to be minor issues but unless companies and...

The Spatial Train Scholarships Scheme

The Planning Authority hosted the closing seminar of the SpatialTrain Scholarship Scheme, which is part-financed by the European Union through the...

The Planning Authority hosted the closing seminar of...

Chinese economic growth may never recover from COVID – here’s why

China’s anti-COVID protests are more than about COVID. They are...

China’s anti-COVID protests are more than about...

MSE Institute participates in an Erasmus+ project to improve financial literacy amongst youths

The Malta Stock Exchange Institute together with five European partners participated in an Erasmus+ project that led to the creation of the I Don’t...

The Malta Stock Exchange Institute together with five...

Inflation, abortion and a clean energy vision

We need to strike while the iron is hot, and the EU is making billions of euros...

We need to strike while the iron is hot, and the EU is...

Editorial | EU First: Adopting the Malta model

On the security front, the EU must have the operational capacity to deploy...

On the security front, the EU must have the operational...

Battling the waves: Malta’s maritime industry’s time of reckoning | Godwin Xerri

Malta’s maritime industry adds 12% to Malta’s GDP and is responsible to over 22,000 jobs between direct and indirect employment. Yet, it seems that...

Malta’s maritime industry adds 12% to Malta’s...

Using Artificial Intelligence for Decarbonisation

Since carbon emissions are a significant issue facing the world right now, the...

Since carbon emissions are a significant issue facing the...

Is eating out affordable?

Definitely in this Russian war, the option to book lunch outside is tempting yet sobriety make us act cautious as our budgets are tight

Definitely in this Russian war, the option to book lunch...

Editorial | The inflation bogeyman

Admittedly, on its own this will not be enough to feed the nation but it remains an important aspect of food security that must not be ignored

Admittedly, on its own this will not be enough to feed the...

Promoting AI while safeguarding users | Alex Agius

The Socialists and Democrats group within the European Parliament is organising...

The Socialists and Democrats group within the European...

PA funds turn idle open space into a new recreational area in Santa Venera

A large idle open space next to a cluster of social housing blocks in Triq il-Palazz l-Aħmar, Santa Venera has been transformed into a recreational area

A large idle open space next to a cluster of social housing...

The semiconductor industry woes due to geopolitical issues

In short, competition between the US and China over the semi-conductor supply...

In short, competition between the US and China over the...

MCESD - fledgling procurement rules

It goes without saying, that these objections were particularly minor aspects in the technical offer and it is also customary for bidders to use such practices...

It goes without saying, that these objections were...

Editorial | A labour market in flux

Flexibility should be an integral part of work packages, aided by investment in technology that enables safe remote working

Flexibility should be an integral part of work packages,...

Malta Sustainability Forum: Bridging the pension gap

A conference organised by the Malta Sustainability Forum highlighted the...

A conference organised by the Malta Sustainability...

66% of households with internet connection, reported faults in past 12 months - survey

95% of households in Malta have an internet connection, according to a survey carried out by the Malta Communications Authority on consumer perceptions and...

95% of households in Malta have an internet connection,...

Murder on the highway

What’s for sure is that this case will not be the last one but the first of many. Hence, people’s eyeballs are on the impending judgment because it...

What’s for sure is that this case will not be the...