In a mere two months of Labour government, we have become used to the manner of Labour appointments. First, there is a choice of person that makes us raise an eyebrow. Then,...

I started drafting this opinion earlier last week and finished it late Sunday evening. The race between the four gentlemen is now over. Dr. Simon Busuttil will be the Leader of the Nationalist...

eBusiness is the conducting of business on the Internet, not only buying and selling but also serving customers and collaborating with business partners.  This concept is much wider than...

    News items these past few days about the health services and the government’s plans and thoughts on education are somewhat worrying.   First we had the answer to a...

    The subject of the day is going to be the Nationalist Party leadership election, but voting will not be closed by the time my column deadline closes, let alone the counting. So...

    Hearing and reading certain expressions being bandied about, you’d think Lawrence Gonzi has died. ‘De mortuis nil nisi bonum’ and all that.   It would,...

    It is often said that politics is all about perception and while some would readily contest the veracity of this concept, the Malta Labour Party seems to have fully embraced it and...

    The PN refused the government’s invitation to participate in the Action Committee for Economic Growth. It maintained that such participation would go against the...

The historic quays of Valletta, the capital of Malta, will play host to this year’s European Maritime Day. This year’s event is dedicated to maritime and coastal tourism, a very apt theme...

It is strange that while philosophers like Jurgen Habermas, a modernist sociologist with a neo Marxian bent, who however does not like the vicissitudes of post-modernism, are trying to laud Christian...