As Britain faces the prospect of having its first coalition government since World War II, the other question that is being asked is whether the time has come for the country to change its electoral system....

It appears that the government, with apologies to Shakespeare and the Danish people at large, has acquired something truly rotten from the state of Denmark – in the form of the technology chosen for the Delimara power station extension....

The statement made by Transport Minister Austin Gatt at a conference last Wednesday did not come as a surprise....

The highlight of the Pope’s visit last month was his meeting with a number of Maltese men who were sexually abused by members of the clergy when they were young boys in their care. ...

Entire rivers of ink and whole forests have been spent to speculate on the outcome of today’s general election in the UK....

We had a ridiculous situation last weekend.On Friday, when it became clear that the government was not giving in to the pressure made by the Chamber of Small and Medium Enterprises for shops to be allowed to open on 1 May...

When one looks around at just how badly things are going in some European countries, it makes us realise that although we rant and rave, bicker and squabble and find fault in everything – things could be a lot worse....

On Saturday, Malta and most of the world celebrated Workers’ Day. ...

The cost of living adjustment debate is once again rearing its head, but this time around well in anticipation of the yearly pre-budgetary debate. And rightly...

The decision by British parties to take part in televised US-style debates seems to have changed the face of politics in the United Kingdom....