Among Western governments consensus is growing that Hezbollah, acting under Iranian instruction, perpetrated last week’s suicide bombing against Israeli tourists in Bulgaria...

I would have not bothered to hold a media conference if I had no smoking gun evidence that a leading private auditing firm had written to WasteServ, the Minister of Finance, MGI – the Malta Government Investments Limited – and MIMCOL...

As the Arab world undergoes fundamental changes, its leaders must adapt fast or risk popular uprisings – a lesson that has not been lost on the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) ...

The fact that the country is in election mode is accepted by one and all. For the first time after many years, today we have a coalition government which is, of course, not something that the Maltese voted for...

The news that two teenage foreign guests went missing within days of each other caused consternation and alarm....

In my previous column in this newspaper, I asked who will be protecting the ordinary taxpayer in the negotiations going on between the government and representatives of the ex-National Bank of Malta (NBM) shareholders, ...

A few days ago, the Siggiewi Local Council, with the help of the Kunsill Malta ghall-Isports and the Parliamentary Secretariat for Youth and Sport, held the first edition of the Siggiewi Summer Sports Night in its picturesque village square....

Essentially, precarious work is a non-standard contract of employment that guarantees little in the way of continuous employment and the expected benefits of full time engagement. ...

It has been a feature of this government to bring about reforms that lead to a better quality of life and, from day one, I have been committed to bring about practical changes in the Government Property Department...

Friday’s opening ceremony from the Olympic Park was more than impressive. The spectacle, entitled Green and Pleasant, apparently cost over £27 million from the budget of £81 million reserved for ceremonies. ...