Were it not for irregular immigration, I would have thought that we are not blessed with the existence of a Home Affairs Ministry. ...

According to a story in The Malta Independent on Sunday last week, a recent survey in an Italian psychology magazine about what people view as the worst of human sins, revealed that overeating is considered to be ...

The Leader of the Opposition appears to be wringing the last possible drop of political gain from the accidental death of a young woman in the early hours of New Year’s Day. Standing outside the Mediterranean Conference Centre, near...

For the non-financial sophisticate, inverse yield curve occurs when the interest rate on long-term deposits is lower than interest rate applicable for similar deposit for a shorter term. ...

When I arrived at the European Parliament building in Strasbourg last Monday I was confronted with a battle scene. ...

We may be a happy people, according to a survey published in various sections of the international press, but are we being allowed to see things as they really are? ...

The latest annual report of the Auditor General of the Public Accounts at the end of 2004, is, as in former years, dominated by concern over the issue of arrears of revenue. ...

Malta’s economic history has had its ups and downs since the attainment of independence in l964....

Now that we are well into the New Year and all the niceties of the festive season are over, we are once again faced with the stark realities of life. These demand of us continuous attention ...

Two recent international surveys show that the Maltese are among the happiest and the least innovative. What should one make of this conundrum?...