It is now over 40 years since Malta assumed independence and switched from a fortress to a market economy. During this relatively short span of time, the tempo of economic development had to be sustained and, at times, accelerated....

How long has it been since you surfed the web? How would you like to surf the electoral districts? ...

Chiara gave the whole European continent a back-to-basics lesson that we would do well to apply in other spheres of life....

BERLIN: For decades, the burden of World War II meant Germany lacked the heavyweight attitude to match its mighty factories and broad autobahns. ...

The issue about adjusting sick leave payment that has been raised during the Prime Minister’s visit at the Toly factory inevitably alarmed trade unions. ...

A city is dynamic. It is continuously subject to the forces of change. Change has to be carefully managed so that negative effects of change are minimised or even avoided. ...

The majority of people who will start businesses in the future are now in the school system and thus the education system is a critical partner of Malta Enterprise in strengthening an “entrepreneurial culture”. ...

“India is not just a country but a sub-continent…” – India’s High Commissioner for Malta D.P. Srivastava....

Probably most people in Malta are against taking away the possibility of an opt-out from the EU Working Time Directive, which limits overtime to an average of eight hours per week over a one-year period. ...

The news that a relatively young 37-year-old Aussie superstar like Kylie Minogue had breast cancer and was due to be operated, spread like wildfire last week. I do think it was very brave of her to ...