Had last Thursday Parliament voted on a vote of confidence put forward by the Prime Minister, the same result we had last time would have led to a defeat of the government...

The President’s intention to focus his annual Forum, which on present plans will be held in April (though this may have to be changed in the light of the current electoral uncertainties), on the Constitution of Malta is greatly to be welcomed...

For the third year in a row, the eurozone is the weakest link in the world economy. In 2010, attention was focused on responses to the crisis on the eurozone periphery – Greece, Portugal, and Ireland...

On the very same day when a leading Sunday newspaper appealed to government to stop taking the country for a ride while posing the ticklish question as to how long can the government realistically go on operating in such an unstable manner...

Will 2012 prove to be a year of renewal for India, or another annus horribilis? No country progresses unerringly, but India cannot afford another politically and economically torpid year like 2011. For India, last year is a year best forgotten....

One can easily say that the country is debating the current political impasse and that the crisis has become even worse....

The Labour Party, The Times and Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando have picked up Robert Arrigo’s metaphor of a government with a slow puncture. They are wrong to do so, becau...

Here we are, still hooked on last Thursday’s vote, still in conflict whether there should be an election immediately or later, still engaged ...

The vote of no confidence debated and decided in Parliament this week produced the exact opposite of what was intended. Instead of stability it ...

A somewhat worried friend of mine had already started imagining the usual post-election celebrations, except that this time around he imagined people waving water and electricity meters rather ...