The country should solve its financial situation before starting to discuss possible reviews to the pension and welfare systems, Labour Leader Alfred Sant said yesterday....

MEP candidate John Attard Montalto yesterday re-christened the PN as the Hypocrites’ Party in relation to their hankering over Christianity being mentioned in the preamble of the proposed EU Constitution....

Research has proved that by the age of six the human brain has achieved all significant growth.It is in the very first six years of life that the brain absorbs facts and information and stores them in its memory....

It is probably safe to say that in Malta it is no longer a question of whether a child should speak English as a second language. Frankly, it has become a must for anyone who wishes to stand a chance in the fiercely competitive world we live in toda...

Following last week’s opinion submitted by a reader, on the subject of discipline, Maria Arpa has her say...

The Department of Information said yesterday that the Investment Ministry, Maltapost and the Union Haddiema Maghqudin had reached agreement on manning levels within the company....

In March this year, total imports reached Lm124.8 million, Lm17.1 million more when compared to March 2003.The importation of industrial supplies increased marginally by Lm0.4 million to Lm54.4 million while imports of capital goods were also up by...

Alternattiva Demokratika has expressed its concern that, once again, Malta’s heritage has been violated by criminals – in the same week in which a cut-back of Lm300,000 to Heritage Malta was announced....

Health Minister Louis Deguara and Parliamentary Secretary Helen D’Amato yesterday inspected work being carried out at St Vincent de Paule home for the elderly....

Magistrate Abigail Lofaro has been appointed by the government to carry out an inquiry on the deportation process of a group of Eritreans who were tortured when they returned to their country....