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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 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…
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…
Post-pandemic: Government policies championing environmental sustainability
by Claire Hollier Towards end March 2020, when it became blatantly evident that the COVID-19 pandemic will hit hard most economic sectors…
How we rise
by Jesmond Saliba Here is a day that celebrates the power of hope – the belief that even the most difficult of…
The public side of the private sector
by Jesmond Saliba It only took a few days of partial lockdown to demonstrate how deeply our separate lives are connected by…
No time for seesawing
A crisis situation demands clarity from the people at the top of the chain of command. It is important for communities and…
Covid-19 may also heal
For all the devastation that the coronavirus is causing, in Malta it seems to have revitalised the Nationalist Party. In the past…
Defining essential business
The restriction of businesses is a painful but necessary measure as the pandemic response strategy enters a critical period. In the middle…
Welcome to the world, Malta
It was a cold, dreary January afternoon in which Jesmond and Matthew first met in Valletta some two years ago. Both were…
Suffering in Silence: Loneliness in Maltese Society
by Jamie Bonnici Research Support Officer, faculty for Social Wellbeing When the research team at the Faculty for Social Wellbeing, with whom…