French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s call for the European Central Bank to intervene to curtail the soaring euro is commonly seen as a sign that he neither understands nor trusts markets. Indeed, some now view Sarkozy as a traditional Gaullist who ...

Is Maltese democracy live and well? To what extent is Maltese democracy run with the consent of the governed? ...

I must start this article by, again, mentioning San Gwann local council....

The value of the US dollar in the foreign exchange market has been falling like a stone and this week touched a record of over 1.38 dollars per euro. ...

Access to high-quality healthcare, when and where it is needed, is a priority issue for European citizens....

Current political controversies – not to use the word “scandals” – have highlighted the severe conflict of interest faced by members of parliament who also have professional practices....

Malta as an ambassador of the European Union in the Mediterranean, and vice versa, must seek ways and means to promote European values while at the same time discuss the Mediterranean particular needs in international spheres. ...

Reading the papers in Malta these days, gives but a small glimpse of the state of lack of morals and values, so clearly evident in the administration of our country. ...

It is only this weekend that I managed to find the time to get down to reading Wenzu Mintoff’s best-selling book L-isptar Mater Dei : L-omm ta’ kull skandlu (The Mater Dei Hospital: The mother of all scandals)....

Family and Social Solidarity Minister Dolores Cristina has just launched a National Drugs Policy that, apart from spelling out the serious drug situation in Malta, proposes preventive measures to combat the vice. ...