The popular Rai Uno programme Domenica In last Sunday discussed whether it was correct that television presenters used the media to promote their own personal agendas. ...

Six weeks after Joseph Sammut’s second term in office as Malta’s first ever Ombudsman came to an end, the two major political parties are still haggling over who will succeed him....

The recent steep rise in the surcharge for water and electricity – up to 55 per cent this month and increasing monthly to 84 per cent in two years’ time – has once again sparked a debate on alternative energy....

Why is that every time we have a political event, this country feels that it has to go into go-slow mode and over-analyse each and every snippet of information?...

For all the government’s efforts trying to pull the wool over people’s eyes saying that only “minor changes” are being made,...

The annual speech by the governor of the Central Bank to the Institute of Financial Services is always an eye-opener. Michael Bonello does not play on hype or try to sensationalise issues in the ...

The Commonwealth Business Forum being held later this month will be an excellent opportunity for Malta to enhance its image and business potential in terms of trade and investment. ...

Contraband, fake products and illegal cargoes have a negative impact on many sectors. From a business perspective, contraband contributes to the growth of the black market; from a national perspective, it gives a bad image to the country. ...

The violent riots taking place in France are a stark reminder of the effects that colonialism have had on Europe....

The services market accounts for nearly 70 per cent of the European Union’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and jobs and yet cross-border trade only accounts for 20 per cent....