The Italians have lived through a bitter-sweet year in terms of football....

The country is rapidly entering election mode, the tone has been set and it seems like the political slugging match is going to be anything but pretty....

The biggest culture shock one can get in Malta is the move from the private sphere to the public one....

Parliament is currently discussing the Voluntary Organisations Act, a much-needed piece of legislation that should serve to regularise the situation of the many voluntary organisations that have been set up in the country, ...

How credible any criticism levelled at an institution, organisation, politician or public figures is depends heavily on the way it is made....

It is normal that the month of February brings with it a series of activities held by the three political parties contesting the local council elections which will be held in the first half of March....

For many years, government investment in sport was little and far between...

After losing the referendum on European Union membership in March 2003 and the national election held a month later, the Malta Labour Party seemed close to a big change....

The governor of the Central Bank of Malta, Michael C. Bonello last week gave a very topical, at times critical, analysis of Malta’s progress and approach to the adoption of the euro currency....

Recent events, some sub judice and others less known, have once again underscored what is fast becoming a potential cesspit of corruption no government can afford, let alone one in pre-election year....