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The biggest Covid-19 victim
Let me declare my personal interest first. I've been working in the communications field since 1993. It all happened by accident. Since…
Whatever it takes
“Whatever it takes” were the famous words pronounced by the former President of the European Central Bank in July 2012 to express…
Women are shaping history
This is coronavirus month, but it is also Women’s History Month. In March the world celebrates the contributions of women to society’s…
Coronavirus – A crisis made for leaders
There are crises and there is the coronavirus crisis. The difference with this crisis, for leaders, is that everything else – not…
Coronavirus: Let it not stop us!
by Prof. Andrew Azzopardi Dean, Faculty for Social Wellbeing, University of Malta The term resilience was originally an engineering term referring to…
The spread of innovation
By Jesmond Saliba If necessity is the mother of invention, crisis is the mother of innovation. As we abandon the system that…
Conscious spending – sustaining the local economy and beyond
By Claire Hollier – Public Policy Consultant One basic economic law, that of supply and demand, stipulates that these variables pull against…
Redefining the economic model in the aftermath of COVID-19 pandemic
By Claire Hollier - Public Policy Consultant Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, demands and needs are changing fast, so fast that recalibrating to…
A cure in core values
It is rare to find a company that does not profess a set of core values these days. Visit any corporate website…
Faith, hope and charity
Many political leaders around the world have declared their countries ‘at war’ with the coronavirus. The power of that the message may…
Act before it is too late
Nobody with a job will lose a cent, cried Emmanuel Macron earlier this week. A bombastic, presumptuous assertion – perhaps. After all,…
CoVid19 – Malta – The distance bringing us closer
There are times when the picture of a society comes out blurry, when we struggle to identify the factors and the values…