I am really determined not to harp on again about politics, the election and the Labour leadership today. I think everyone is a bit cross-eyed with ennui about the whole thing....

Ryanair’s CEO Michael O’Leary is not one to miss the opportunity to criticise his competitors and airport authorities and turn favour in his direction, as aptly remarked ...

When it comes to all things “green”, common sense seems to have been abandoned. Our failure to think clearly about such matters would be amusing if the potential consequences were not so serious....

Last week I was present, as part of the Maltese delegation, and as a voting member in the Council of Europe, which discussed the abortion document as presented by the committee of equal opportunities for women and men. ...

It is true that this month started with April’s fool day but it is evolving into a whole month of foolery. It is about time to move on and get serious....

Robert Fisk, award-winning Middle East correspondent for the London newspaper The Independent, spoke recently about his decades of work in journalism, ...

Following the last general election results, many thought that this would necessarily force Labour to drive on a much lower gear. On the outside yes, but internally, we are still in a process of activity, which like the...

The resolution passed by the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly to guarantee the right of access to a safe and legal abortion is evidence that European lawmakers...

Labour Party activists and voters need to strengthen their resolve in this difficult moment....

In 2003, the Nationalist Party was propelled back into government with a sound 13,000-vote majority. It had more than a comfortable five-seat majority in Parliament so much so that, unlike in 1998, it could appoint...