When UEFA supremo Michel Platini visited Ukraine’s capital Kiev to check on the final touches made in the overall infrastructure connected with the forthcoming EURO 2012, he was faced with a group...

There has been so much bile directed at bankers worldwide and banking in general during the past four years since the Lehman fracas and Argentina tragedy, that you are sometimes ...

The likely sale of BMI to possibly either IAG (British Airways – Iberia) or maybe Virgin (49 per cent owned by Singapore Airlines) raises the question of what will happen to the code-share flights that the currently...

The Nationalist Party does the right thing when it commemorates events that have shaped our history....

Family comes first! With the festive season in full swing, the majority of us are slowly being swept into the mad run up to Christmas day!...

The case of Josette Bickle has galvanised Malta. The story ticks all the right shock-horror boxes. A woman goes to prison for dealing in heroin and while there continues her business...

Squeezed by rising living costs, a record number of Americans – nearly one in two – have fallen into poverty or are scraping by on earnings that classify them as low income...

Last week, European Union heads of state and government met in Brussels for what was expected to be the most important summit on the future of the eurozone since the start of ...

On 1 December, Transparency International published its annual survey about the perception of corruption...

The Labour Party spends three years telling us that people can afford the gravy but not the meat, and then has the brass neck to devote almost the whole of Republic Day to a fundraising ‘spettaklu’ on Super One television...