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?...

In a survey on world happiness, conducted by a professor at a Dutch university, the Maltese hit the number one spot. ...

JERUSALEM: To land at Israel’s new airport is to witness this country’s great leap forward, but also to sense the daunting challenges it faces, whether or not Prime Minister Ariel Sharon recovers from his devastating stroke. ...

The final stages of the World Cup are undoubtedly the most widely viewed sporting events worldwide. The Maltese have never let the limitations of their national team keep them back from enjoying this ...

Many Nationalists were taken aback by a mixed sense of anger and surprise, when a few days ago, a leading Net TV anchorman who has his regular highly followed weekly chat-show hit out at the Gonzi government in his di-ve.com column....

Throughout the past year, the focus on a number of initiatives taken by the Malta Maritime Authority was further strengthened and the process of structural reform continued to gather momentum for the benefit of the ...