Surveys are meant as indications and although one has to appreciate that they will by no means give you the full picture, they do point at what people are thinking, albeit ...

Last Sunday, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi dedicated part of his morning speech to people in the 40-45 age bracket who, he said, had ...

Talking of trying to save the planet when the eurozone countries and others beyond it are struggling hard, trying to save the euro from collapse while at the same time coping with credit rating agency downgrades...

The Ministry for Gozo recently organised an international conference on ‘improving the tourism offer in rural regions’ as part of an EU programme. The conference highlighted...

This article will examine the pros and cons of the proposed introduction of a financial transaction tax aka Tobin Tax. Malta along with Ireland, UK ...

American attempts to get major Asian importers of Iranian oil to rein in their purchases are faltering as allies South Korea and Japan give US officials a ...

Exactly one year ago, thousands of Egyptians celebrated as the authoritarian ruler of Egypt, Hosni Mubarak, stepped down and handed the government over to ...

With 2012 under way, it is worth reflecting on how a decade of strong economic growth in emerging markets led to last year’s resounding political transformations...

EU funds have become an invaluable resource for local government and the voluntary sector within Malta as through the various EU funds such organisations can be able to carry out research and studies...

Last year, I told a colleague that I would include Internet ethics in a course that I was teaching. She suggested that I read a recently published anthology on computer ethics – and attached the entire volume to the email...