It’s a shockingly impressive economic mutant, but a mutating mutant nevertheless. With Capitalism and Communism so lovingly...

All speculation about who will succeed  Jose' Manuel Barroso as President of the European Commission ended on Friday 27 June, when the European Council adopted the decision to propose...

        Late last week, this paper ran a story which, unfortunately, is likely to have gone over the heads of most people, even though it was about terrible legal...

        The Malta Independent reported yesterday that the government is fighting off its requests, made under the Freedom of Information Act, for a copy of Mrs Konrad...

        It was quite instructive last Thursday to sit back at the Business Breakfast hosted by The Malta Business Weekly and watch the Prime Minister’s renowned...

        The passing away last Monday of Anton Cassar at the ripe old age of 90 brought countless memories to many different generations of journalists, writers and...

        In a world dominated by the exchange of endless messages in just a fraction of a second, it is amazing how often the meaning of even the simplest of messages is...

         “That was the week that was”, you might say, as I had a particularly enjoyable surprise during a busy week. Mrs Josephine Sant, a centenarian...

Strasbourg plenary sessions are always a hive of activity, with many of the reports being voted upon during these meetings combined with visits of heads of states from Europe and around the...

        On Monday, Simon Busuttil stood up in Parliament and urged political consensus on irregular immigration. I felt proud to belong to a political party that is...