Alice Taylor

What Malta lacks in size, it has made up for in controversy ahead of the EU elections as its commissioner candidate, the former prime minister, and

Malta's ruling Labour Party (PL, S&D) is coming to terms with the decimation of its decade-plus-long supermajority, while Nationalist Party (PN, EPP) MEP

Europeans are still feeling the pinch from successive crises, which shapes their democratic engagement and risks more shifts towards authoritarian

Est. 5min Content-Type: With the UK Labour Party leading in the polls by 20 points ahead of the incumbent Conservative

There are whispers that the recent change of government in the UK may result in gains in terms of closer ties with Brussels, not only a softer approach to migration but also in losses – particularly of its marbles.

Cecilia Robinson and her husband James founded Tend in 2020, a digital-first healthcare provider offering comprehensive online and in-person GP services. With advanced technology and clinical expertise working together, Tend is making healthcare more accessible. Already one of the country’s largest healthcare providers, it’s been praised for its innovation and ability to meet the pressing need for change. NZBusiness sat down with Cecilia for a discussion on entrepreneurship, the ‘why’ behind Tend, and the challenges New Zealand faces in transforming healthcare.

We sit down with Kurt Bradley, Executive Creative Director and Managing Partner of 4AM to discuss the agency's rebrand, and how they continue innovating in a rapidly evolving industry.

Many refugee and asylum-seeker families perceive education as a gateway to a more secure future. Building literacy skills in a new language can be a way to help young people feel a greater connection with their new country and increase their chances of smooth integration. However, teachers can lack confidence when working with children and young people from refugee families, and schools are often under-resourced when it comes to meeting the needs of these learners.

This article re-examines the relationships between the kings of the English and the Scots during the period 1209–15 following the discovery of the main text of the Treaty of Norham in 1209. Analysing the lead-up to the treaty and its aftermath transforms our understanding of the political options available to William, king of Scots (1165–1214), towards the end of his long reign and, in so doing, highlights further the political wrangling which occurred in the first two weeks of June 1215 as John attempted to preserve several key gains he had made over the king of Scots in the years before the baronial rebellion ignited against him. In so doing, it moves discussion of overlordship beyond the simple paradigm of (English) dominance, stressing instead the protective value of overlordship to the structuring of medieval politics.

Discover how Dante's Pizza is bucking the trend and is thriving in the current market by simply embracing change and innovation.