What is it about all these middle-aged and even elderly men littering Maltese public life that renders them completely unable to behave with the barest modicum of ...

The Guardian once quoted Henry Kissinger as saying that power is the ultimate aphrodisiac. The blatant and desperate attempt on the part of the Prime Minister and his disintegrating party to hold on to power at ...

The longer the Nationalist Party’s political crisis drags on, the more it resembles an instrument of torture. Like the mediaeval rack, every turn of the crisis tears the Nationalist Party ...

It is hot and boy is Dr Gonzi feeling the heat. Political mayhem prevails in Malta and yet our Parliament is in recess while the Nationalist Party desperately tries to stop the ...

Entrepreneurship has always been part of Malta’s national identity, and the country has always sought to forge and strengthen commercial ties with all of its neighbours. One ...

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...

Multilingualism lies at the heart of the European Union. The EU’s 27 member states boast a total of 23 official languages, as well as more than 60 regional and minority languages...

When the world tunes in for the London Olympics opening ceremony tonight, viewers will judge the new Olympic Park on whether it provides a spectacular backdrop for the world’s finest athletes...

This is the first time that Cyprus will be occupying the role of the EU presidency....

The economy is officially in a recession after growth slumped by 1%, following a second negative quarter in a row of 0.3% in the last quarter of 2011...