The BBC has just published a news story on its website, in which it says that a staggering 40 million computer users have been duped into downloading scareware virus scanners, at a cost of course....

We have all been there. At some point in our lives, whether in childhood or adulthood, we will find an occasion where we have been put on the spot. ...

So much has been said, and is being said in today's issue, about the finance minister's deeds or misdeeds depending on how one views the situation,...

We have all heard the expression, too many cooks will spoil the broth. We all know what it means, or has come to mean in today’s world....

Malta has long been touted as a country of crossroads. East meets West, and North meets South....

The Euro HIV Index (EHIVI) has ranked Malta as the second best place in Europe when it comes to the care and the conditions of AIDS patients...

On the 29th September edition of this newspaper, the leader titled ‘Drugs in the Community’, raised several issues in relation to the abuse of drugs, as implied in the title....

When the draft for an EU Constitution was rejected by French and Dutch voters in 2005, alarm bells went off. ...

The two major political parties are back in business after the summer lull. It’s not that matters stopped in the hotter months – far from it – but following the resumption of Parliament last September...

Malta is about to further cement its role as a key player in the continued efforts to seek the way forward to a long-sought peace in the Middle East with the opening of the European Union-League of Arab States liaison office in Malta next week....