For more than a century, many reformers and politicians in the West have believed that liberal democratic capitalism was evolving, appropriately and irresistibly, in the direction of socialism, driven ...

Next Wednesday, Republic Day, the two major political parties hit the trail. The end of year marathons will get underway and by the end of the evening hopefully each party will be better financed to meet their ever growing financial commitments....

Is it just an impression or are we really changing, and from a laissez-faire society we are fast turning into an over-compliant one? Are we becoming Swiss in the Mediterranean, giving up our sense of improvisation and turning into a regimented society?...

The dreadful fuss about erotic dancing in clubs for men is dangerous because it could lead to the obfuscation of the real issue here, which is white slavery....

It has been over a year-and-a-half since the “No” vote of France and the Netherlands halted the ratification process of the EU Constitutional Treaty....

Denis Tanti vs Roger Ellul Micallef etFirst Hall, Civil Court...

We have either been in the past, are at present, or will be in the future, passing through the interesting, energetic and creative phase of life called “youth”...

The modern plague today is HIV/Aids. Millions of people around the world are dying as a result of this deadly virus. 1 December is the United Nations’ universal day dedicated to Aids,...

In my reply to the budget 2006 and 2007 speeches on the vote for the Foreign Affairs Ministry, I laid great emphasis on the need to maximise the use of our diplomatic missions abroad to boost economic diplomacy...

Security in the information society is today a key public policy area that all governments are trying to come to grips with, and this government is very conscious of the public policy implications of eSecurity. ...