Certain sections of the media claimed this week that there was not enough gas to go round, and that it was the government’s fault because they did not have a contingency plan....

Last week, more than 570 students at the Malta College for Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST) graduated after four years of academic and technical instruction....

It’s one of today’s buzzwords....

Malta Labour Party leader Alfred Sant last Sunday challenged Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi to adopt a number of measures the party was suggesting “in the national interest”....

Culture helps the mind think. Without culture, a nation cannot be described as such. Culture is the basis of a people’s formation, it is part and parcel of what is known as a nation’s “identity”....

Just when one thinks he/she had figured out the situation in the Middle East, it suddenly changes....

Hamas’ victory in the Palestinian parliamentary elections held last Wednesday has visibly shaken up the political landscape of the Middle East, strengthening the position of Islamic militants who call for Israel’s ...

The National Statistics Office last Wednesday published data with regard to employment for the month of December. ...

The Eurobarometer survey results that were published last Monday are encouraging and worrying at the same time....

A report that measures the progress being made by European Union member states shows that Malta ranks last and needs more than 50 years to catch up with the EU average....