There was an element of euphoria in Labour leader Joseph Muscat’s address on the first day of extraordinary general conference which is being asked to approve a set of amendments to the party statute...

The weeks following the election held in March were weeks in which the Nationalist government embarked upon a wide-ranging plan of reforms that covered various sectors. ...

Matters have greatly improved over the years with regard to the way victims of mental illness are treated, but there is still so much that can be done to first of all ...

The pre-budget days having been spent in an interminable round of negotiations focused almost exclusively on the surcharge issue, and the post-budget days having been spent in partisan diatribes, the country has ...

When the major trade unions came together to organise a protest march in Valletta earlier this month and approve of a resolution calling upon the government to revise the water and electricity rates...

The proposals put forward in a consultation document to review the way students move from primary to secondary level education aims to remove the streaming mechanism in state schools and eliminate the common entrance examination...

The union representing the nurses has chosen confrontation, deciding to increase its dose of industrial action after no agreement was reached with the government on the staff shortage....

Practically no week passes by without charges being presented in court against adults, most of them men, who in one way or another sexually abuse children....

Gozo has always been a favourite subject among politicians, of all colours. It is one of the 13 electoral districts, but it gets much more individual attention than the other 12....

The National Book Fair, which came to a close yesterday, is the right occasion to promote reading, a hobby which is unfortunately losing its battle, especially among the younger generations, against modern technological means....