No matter how much the top brass at GonziPN try to give the impression that the current circumstances are a case of business as usual, most of the people are fully aware ...

This week it was all fanfare on Net TV, as it showed an ebullient Prime Minister proudly promoting Malta’s wares showcased at the prestigious Harrods department store in London. He also addressed a business breakfast...

The historical ties between our two islands, Malta being one of the smallest island nations on earth and Australia, for good contrast, one of the largest, revert to the earliest...

Are the local council elections we had a few days ago more a victory for the Labour Party or a defeat for the Nationalist Party? Which of these two is the greater?...

We were reaching the end of our workshop in the heart of Tokyo, in a building next to the massive Tokyo train station, when the earth started to move. At first it was quite mild though...

In 2010, two Kenyan women, Jamila Abbas and Susan Oguya, were angered by newspaper reports about middlemen exploiting small farmers...

During his colourful life, Dr Tabone or Ċensu, as he was known by practically everyone, always made it a point to be a man of the people and for the people be it in his profession as an ophthalmologist, in his work as Foreign Minister and ...

The first de facto default of a country classified as “developed” has now taken place, with private international creditors “voluntarily” accepting a “haircut” of more than 50% on their claims on the Greek government...

Today’s travel and tourism industry environment is more complex, volatile, and competitive than ever before. Most European Union member states have acknowledged that today’s challenges within the sector of tourism are not those faced a couple of years ago...

President Barack Obama has a public relations’ problem when it comes to Afghanistan, to say the least...