The attitude taken by various authorities on the issue of taking urgent action to ensure public safety in view of unsafe buildings is one which we have grown accustomed to in Malta....

The use of computers is a must in this day and age. Over the years, the government and private companies have invested heavily in computer systems to improve their efficiency and productivity....

A number of Malta's unions, as well as the Labour and AD political parties, take to the streets today to protest over the country's utility ...

Most people in Malta have access to foreign television stations and there is one particular advert that really catches the attention....

Former Prime Minister Eddie Fenech Adami and his then Finance Minister John Dalli were the first Maltese people who realised just how upside down our world was going to be turned. ...

The Greek austerity plan, to cut a massive deficit from 12.7 per cent to something in the region of three per cent – which is established as sustainable – has not gone down well with its citizens....

Two men died tragically on Monday night as the St Sebastian fireworks factory in Qormi blew up. A number of men were slightly injured, but two were trapped under the rubble after a huge explosion which was felt all over Malta....

The Euro is a strange creation. It is a currency that is common to various European countries, but while it has a European Central Bank to provide liquidity and policy, it has no treasury....

Stress is not a new word in our vocabulary, but the amount of times that it is heard or written must have increased exponentially over the past years....

If anything, the recent debate raging over the appropriateness or otherwise of installing condom machines on the university premises highlights...