This week much has been said about the opt-out clause on overtime work. For clarity’s sake, one must explain that on the basis of a 40-hour week, the European Union, over a proposal ...

How sustainable is the government’s decision, with the concurrence of the monetary authorities, to lock the value of the Maltese lira in the ERM II at a fixed rate of just under forty three cents per euro?...

The government continues with its drive to have the prohibition of abortion entrenched in our Constitution. ...

Many economies face the challenge of developing into knowledge-based economies in order to remain competitive. ...

Globalisation is a term that is increasingly being used in various texts and speeches. We normally associate globalisation with the economy, with the reality of a global market. ...

Although there are certain political leaders who never won an election – the CNi leader for one – it does not make sense for any political party to avoid setting out to win an election. ...

Acting as an important forum to bring together a number of stakeholders with a common maritime interest was the main theme of The Alliance of Maritime Regional Interests in Europe (AMRIE) conference organized by the Maritime Authority ....

When times are tough, when money is tight, when people feel threatened by the inevitable change that this new century and EU ways of living are bringing, it’s not surprising that we are witnessing a rise in fundamentalist attitudes....

It is really heart breaking to read about the dire financial straits that Dar tal-Providenza is in. ...

We should have cause to wonder how the welfare state is defined in Malta, when the weakest and most vulnerable members of our society are wholly dependent on organisations run by nuns and priests, ...