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 ...

Throughout the course of the Arab Spring, Syria has been struck with unprecedented violence. Last March, widespread demonstrations began against the iron-fisted rule of Syria’s long-time autocrat, President Bashar Assad...

The World Economic Forum’s annual gathering is normally little more than a toast to the benefits of increasing global GDP, trade...

Industrial activities play an important role in ensuring Europe’s, as well as Malta’s, economic well-being, contributing to sustainable growth and providing high quality jobs...

Recently, the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) office in Kudoz province reported the rescue of a young woman who had been imprisoned in her in-laws’ dungeon for seven months...

When Franco Debono brushed off his interest in the financial health of the country with the cavalier words that the economy is important but his list of complaints about cassette tapes in court and television in parliament more so, he wasn’t joking...