Something deep has moved down in the nation’s collective psyche. We don’t get it normally, but when we get it, it is unmistakeable....

My dilemma in writing this article was how to start it off. I did not want people to write it off as a feminist rant, or a man-hating tirade, because it is neither...

Dr Gatt, the Minister for IT, had certainly hit a rich vein in 2006 when he signed up with Tecom in connection with the SmartCity project. The project, now ...

Listening to the arguments and counter arguments brought forward by the Prime Minister during the latest political crisis, has confirmed beyond any doubt that he is totally out of touch and believes that everyone shares the same...

Whichever way you look at it, the decision announced by Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi last Sunday was a master stroke....

Joseph Muscat, taking his cue from his new/old man Edward Scicluna, who famously said in a newspaper interview that he’s with Labour because ...

Wide consensus that a reform in primary care services is indicated, has been prevalent for some time. The feedback of the consultative process suggested that consensus on the ...

2012 sees Denmark once again at the helm of the six-month rotating EU presidency. Its first presidency dates back to 1973 in a much smaller ‘European block’ and its latest...

Over the past weeks we have been inundated with declarations and counter-declarations, sensational revelations and prompt denials, abrasive personalised confrontation and half-baked ...

China’s behaviour during the recent presidential election in Taiwan demonstrates that its leaders have learned some lessons, if only the hard way. They have learned that ...