In the days when everybody thought the world was flat, not round, and when the whole world had not yet been explored, they used to draw limits on maps of the known world. ...

There were three frightful instances recently during a short visit I paid to the UK to watch my beloved Hammers at Wembley quickly making it back to the Premiership, which made me think somewhat ...

China is now engaged in bitter disputes with the Philippines over Scarborough Shoal and Japan over the Senkaku Islands, both located far beyond China’s 200-mile-wide territorial waters in the South China Sea...

As citizens of the European Union, we enjoy the great privilege of peace. And whilst many Europeans today may take peace for granted, a look beyond the ...

President Barack Obama is going to welcome his predecessor and proudly preside as President George W. Bush’s image and legacy are enshrined at the White House forever...

Over the years, advanced and developing countries have experimented, sometimes deliberately and frequently inadvertently, with a variety of approaches to growth...

The results of the first round of the presidential election has left many Egyptians with a sense of uncertainty over the future direction of their country...

Fenech Adami got the Schuman Medal. Mintoff got the Gaddafi Human Rights prize. That pretty much sums up the history of Maltese politics since 1971...

Recent political developments, including the defeat of incumbent governments in France and Greece, suggest that the public’s tolerance for economic policies that do not reduce unemployment, has collapsed...

A meeting of the parliamentary committee on social affairs held last week looked into the matter of harm caused by mobile masts...