No. It is not the French bad boy of football who is being arrogant – it is Europe, the policy makers, the bankers, the naysayers and the economists. We ask them all this question… How dare you?The issue revolves aro...

One may perhaps think this comment is rather premature, seeing that all one can see of the future Parliament building is just a big hole in Freedom Square....

That the climate we are living in is changing rapidly can be seen with our own eyes. ...

A lot has been written and reported about the use of contraception, the need for better sex education and the role of Personal...

With his striking comment on condoms and AIDS, Pope Benedict XVI has started a new chapter in the complex Church debate about morality, preventing the spread...

The controversy which erupted a few days ago on a suggestion made by the governor of the Central Bank of Malta, as expected,...

Recent calls for the introduction of random breathalyser tests, if taken on board, run the serious risk of diminishing civil liberties, liberties that are already being infringed every time a motorist is randomly stopped at a roadblock for a drugs check. ...

Last Tuesday, Joe Caruana Curran was elected president of the Aquatic Sports Association. The nomination submitted by San Giljan ASC was endorsed by the rest of the cl...

The bomb attack at Transport Malta, which injured a traffic expert to the extent that his leg had to be amputated, is a stark reminder that Malta is no stranger to murder, bombs, vendettas and crime.When times are quie...

Footballers play enough games as it is. Why the English FA decided earlier this year that its national team will face Thailand in a friendly in May 2011...