Tonight, Parliament will convene with a number of issues on the agenda and according to the agenda, this will include motions 140 and 141 for the transfer of government property in the limits of Cospicua and Gzira...

The House of Representatives is the highest institution of the land. Parliament is where ...

A very interesting debate was held on Child Poverty at the University of Malta this week and the most pertinent point which arose was that the ...

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday broke his silence and spoke about what Malta believes is the way forward within Europe to ensure that no cooking of books takes place again....

Days of wrangling, negotiations, last-ditch attempts to cling to power and concessions came to an end yesterday....

The most spectacular news to come out of the European Union’s marathon meeting last week to ‘stop the rot’, was not the €750bn fund, but the complete U-turn which was performed by the European Central Bank....

We all have to die of something, but when our lifestyle is accelerating the process that leads to our death, then perhaps we should all stop and think about the consequences....

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....