The latest tourism statistics can be described as nothing but encouraging, with a 17 per cent increase in tourist arrivals registered when compared to this time last year. ...

The European Parliament insists on more EU funding for environmental research – The European Parliament has recently hinted that any revenues generated from the Emission Trading Scheme...

Letters have been appearing sporadically in the newspapers asking for a return to the airwaves of Rachel Vella and Tista Tkun Int. As with the letters written by the Labour Party’s toiling elves,...

Last week was one of those weeks that really made me think deeply on the reason why I am in politics after all. The way things are happening in political life in Malta are indeed very sad,...

The world watched in horror when Taliban forces destroyed the monumental Buddha statues in Bamiyan, Afghanistan in 2001. Political and cultural leaders from around the globe condemned the attacks. ...

Employment, education and training for an adaptable workforceThe Lisbon Strategy clearly places job creation and economic growth in all its Member States as the keystone of its objectives....

Very soon, Malta will be able to lift its border controls since it passed the required standards to join the Schengen zone. The development follows positive results of various inspections carried out by EU officials in Malta ...

Although this seems to be the not so hidden agenda that the Nationalist Party has developed over the years, it is also the title of a side-splitting short but punchy book of Irish humour on How To Succeed In Irish Politics....

Last Thursday I launched the second annual progress report on the implementation of the National Reform Programme 2005-2008 (NRP), which last month was submitted to the EU Commission...

It is perhaps time for someone to do some rethinking when it comes to staging rock concerts on this island. Not only are many people feeling that they are being cheated in the way spaces inside venues are organised, ...