Six months ago, the country was gripped by the debate on what should have been a social pact involving the government, the employers and the trade unions. ...

Occupancy levels in hotels in the first three months of this year were higher than those obtained in the corresponding period in 2004. Yet this positive note was not complemented by revenue, as hoteliers reported increased losses in the same period....

The “no” votes to the European Constitution in France and Holland a few weeks ago shook the foundations of the European Union. ...

What the Labour Party delegates will be voting on at the end of this week is, in a sense, not important at all....

The foundations for Malta’s move from the lira to the euro have been laid....

The government has announced that a memorandum of understanding has been signed with an Italian company for the sale of the government shareholding in Sea Malta Company Limited....

May and June are always a hard time for the thousands of young people and children attending University courses or still at school. It is examination time, a time when they will try to reap the fruit of a long year of schooling and learning....

Gozo is one of the showcases Malta can offer tourists. It is also ideal for a weekend break for the Maltese, many of whom prefer to spend a few days there rather than go abroad, particularly if they are short of cash....

The Malta Labour Party described the setting up of the Moviment Laburista Popolari as a gimmick, but later on in the week decided to investigate who its members are and, through its Vigilance and Discipline Board....

At long last, government has decided to reorganise Valletta, particularly the traffic system – something that people have been wanting for years, yet had almost given up on....