European Parliament President Roberta Metsola said that “the future of Europe is tied to the future of Ukraine,” in a speech at the closing ceremony of the Conference on the Future of Europe. During her speech, Metsola spoke about the gap that exists between people’s expectations of what the European Union should deliver and what … Continued
The Future of Europe Conference concluded its work on Saturday with MEPs announcing that the Parliament will be kick-starting multiple EU reforms. The Future of Europe Conference concluded on Saturday at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, where a consensus was reached on its final draft proposals. In total, 325 proposals to achieve 49 objectives across … Continued
A report by The Guardian has revealed new intimate details about the late scholar, author, mental strategist and inventor of the term “lateral thinking”, Edward de Bono. De Bono’s last will and testament may perhaps be one of the most confusing of his works yet, leaving many puzzled. It was assumed that de Bono was … Continued
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola warned financial services practitioners that Malta’s tax rebate to foreign businesses in Malta can only serve as an incentive for a short time to come. In her speech at the Institute for Financial Services Practitioners’ Annual Conference, Metsola told attendees that “tax is only one element of attractiveness” and that … Continued
When asked about his thoughts on the Labour Party’s idea to remove homework from school, PN Leader Bernard Grech did not mince his words: “It’s a populist proposal that just shows he has no ideas.” On Monday, the PN hit Malta with a flurry of interesting proposals hellbent on revamping Malta’s education system. But Grech … Continued
‘Centres of Excellence’, nutrition policies, vouchers, and more. Plans for a radical overhaul of the country’s education sector have been announced by the PN. In recent days, the PN has hit education with a multitude of angles in an effort to revamp the sector in Malta. A Party press call delivered on Monday saw several … Continued
Junior College lecturers are going to be striking between today and tomorrow, disrupting lectures for over 2,000 students following an unresolved trade dispute. The 160 lecturers are going to be striking for two hours today, between 11am and 1pm, and for the whole day tomorrow. “After six days since the issuing of industrial actions for … Continued