The new consumer credit regulations recently published in the Government Gazette are intended to provide for better and more modern methods of carrying out credit transactions in Malta. ...

The argument that banks are abusing their dominant position is often made, as many wonder how banks can return record profit growth in the context of a stagnant economy. ...

It has been said that we learn geology after an earthquake. In like manner, a good many Nationalist Party supporters are coming round to look critically at their leadership after taking full measure of the PN’s predicament. ...

The freedom of the press has been the subject of various debates in Malta over the years. By the late 19th century however, albeit with certain restrictions, this right was practically guaranteed. ...

The Pope has been unwell for so long that his death was expected, and though many prayed for a prolongation of his life, this seems to have been largely a selfish sentiment. ...

Until quite recently, there used to be a small poster advertising a rabbit restaurant just as you disembarked from the ferry in Gozo. ...

Something, somewhere, must be very wrong indeed. What brought this home to me was a particular PBS news item around a month ago: “Gas Situation Back to Normal” ran the main news tagline... ...

It’s a familiar story isn’t it? Even before Lawrence Gonzi became Prime Minister and was Minister for Social Policy, the unions huffed and puffed and made threats. ...

Why is it that people who, after much pondering and deliberation at some time in their lives, decide to temporarily or definitely opt out of strictly-organised ...

The latest local council election results seem to confirm that the exposure of politicians to aggressive questioning on the part of the electorate has, to no small extent, changed the temper of the times. ...