During the past hundred years, the Maltese people were witnesses to traumatic changes that transformed the face of the earth. Our destiny seemed, at times,...

There is a vision out there for Malta. A vision that is calling upon all of us to roll up our sleeves and do all that is required of us in order that, by 1 January 2015, we can find ourselves at the forefront and in a position of ...

As we enter the final stretch towards D-day for the adoption of the euro, I cannot help noticing a measure of premature exuberance, celebrating an achievement which has not yet been achieved and risking slip ups ...

Aquaculture is the fastest growing sector within the food production industry. The Food and Agriculture Organisation, FAO states that aquaculture produces over 30 per cent of the fish consumed throughout the world; ...

The future of the EU hangs in the balance as next week, heads of state and government of the 27 member states are expected to rubber stamp the Reform Treaty during an informal summit in Lisbon on 18 and 19 October. ...

It’s reassuring to see that the Catholic Church in Malta has spoken out against bird-shooting at last. It did so through its environment commission, the chairman of which said last week: “Hunters’ ...

Recently, the government, as well as the Malta Labour Party, published separately, a policy document each....

Last week, the European Parliament’s Committee for Constitutional Affairs supported a report concerning the composition of the European Parliament. ...

It seemed to be perfectly timed and planned. To many it looked as if it was meant to be “the night of the long knives” when following his blip at Birzebbuga, Alfred Sant would hopefully be caught off guard ...

Undoubtedly the Nationalist Party is all out for an issue. A real issue it has not anymore now that the European Union and the euro are matters beyond further political controversy. ...