The Panama papers opened a new chapter in the already big pandora's box that included the Lux and Swiss-leaks. These new revelations are more shocking though, as they describe thoroughly how the rich...

The property market is not as uniform and monolithic as it is often made out to be. Recent years have seen a huge development of the letting market, as opposed to outright sales. There are many...

While the government faces unprecedented anger and mass indignation at how our country is being governed, Labour thought it best to create one decoy after another in the hope that they would distract...

We are roughly halfway between general elections. On 10th March 2013, the PL was elected to government and eager to start working without delay. On 13th March, the Cabinet of Ministers took the...

Iran has a vital role to play in shaping a more cooperative regional and international architecture. A pivotal player in the Middle East and Asia, it is crucial that Iran choses to engage...

There is a prevailing tendency to view local councils as a governmental entity that takes care of the pavements, collects garbage and other random things which one might complain about at the council...

Worldwide, the tendency is for populations to gravitate towards the centre of economic activity. In every country there are large expanses of open spaces or farmland, and a concentration of activity...

When my friends reminded me that a fortnight ago was the second year since my appointment as Parliamentary Secretary, I instantly thought of what we have accomplished and how much more work we have...

The PBS has sunk to new depths with Reno Bugeja, its head of news, now being accused of outright lying rather than the usual charges of selective and late reporting.  Reno Bugeja had taken over...

Anthony R. Curmi  In response to the Prime Minister’s recent statement implying that this government saved banks from failure, the comments made by both the Central Bank of Malta and...