The reports of unrest in Libya are sketchy to say the least. The internet was shut down yesterday, but stories have filtered through the AFP – one of the few agencies out there...

Love him or hate him, one cannot deny the supreme skill with which Silvio Berlusconi has managed to cling to office in Rome....

Following the near-complete elimination of the irregular migration flow from North Africa to Malta and Italy...

Some weeks back, when the popular Tunisian uprising resulted in the ouster of dictatorial President Zine el Abidine Ben Ali, this newspaper had published a leading article which predicted a domino effect....

The current state of negotiations between the government and the unions representing employees at Air Malta is at a crucial, delicate stage....

China yesterday overtook Japan as being the second largest economy in the world, behind the United States. ...

In all this talk of divorce, it is often easy to forget that we have got to this point in society because the perception of what it means to get married has changed...

Less than a month after the world watched Tunisia celebrate the collapse of the country’s strong-arm ruler...

The global financial crisis that developed in 2008 had significant repercussions on the world’s most developed economies and the most significant aspect was the amount of redundancies that ensued as businesses closed down. ...

It is all well and good for those of us who are lucky enough to not be current Air Malta employees to concede that the inevitable is now upon the airline and its bloated workforce....