Coronavirus Blog
No news is bad news
by Jesmond Saliba We have, by now, assisted to more than fifty media briefings on the Covid-19 situation in Malta and technical…
The Single Green Digital Market
by Jesmond Saliba As leaders of the EU 27 get ready for the final round of talks on the multi-billion euro rescue…
The children of Covid-19
by Jesmond Saliba The post-millennial generation is only starting to make its way into the world, but it now finds everything in…
Minding our SMEs’ business
by Jesmond Saliba It seems obvious today that there is a symbiotic relation between national health and the economy. What is less…
Who loves the nation most?
by Jesmond Saliba The Covid-19 epidemic is stoking a fresh sense of nationalism around the world that has gone missing for several…
Imagine Tomorrow even if it is hard
by Jesmond Saliba March 7, 2021 It is one year since Malta registered its first case of Covid-19. There was an eerie…
COVID-19: A risk management strategy – Prof. Neville Calleja
By Prof. Neville Calleja , Associate Professor at the Faculty of Medicine & Surgery Indeed, the COVID-19 pandemic has been a game…
First in, last out
by Jesmond Saliba Tourism was the first sector to feel the brunt of the coronavirus and, given the overlapping nature of the…
Avoid crash-landing Air Malta
by Jesmond Saliba Air Malta has, inevitably, been caught up in the Covid-19 turbulence. Every airline around the world has been crippled…
A myriad of lessons from COVID19
by Matthew Bugeja This is an ambitious exercise. One which will take a while to complete. But I am committed to providing…
On the warpath with Covid-19
by Tonio Galea The world is, without doubt, entering a new era as the coronavirus continues to spread unabated to every corner.…
A crisis within a crisis
Malta’s shoreline was facing two sets of visitors on opposite sides over the Easter weekend. On the landside, families gathered on beaches…