Last week, I welcomed the outcome of the ‘euro crisis’ summit in Paris with cautious relief. ...

State visits to the United States by foreign leaders often carry a whiff of domestic American politics. The October visit of South Korea’s president was no exception...

This week was quite interesting.We started off with the ongoing debate on public transport in Malta; the addressing of the transport system that changed people’s lives – in the wrong way...

The importance of tourism for Gozo can never be highlighted enough. It is the main catalyst for the local economy...

It’s funny, isn’t it, how people’s minds sometimes work – or don’t. You think they’re pretty intelligent, you work on that basis...

Tawergha, a town once loyal to Muammar Gaddafi is no more: Its 25,000 residents have fled, fearing retribution from vengeful victors from the neighbouring city of Misurata who have burned and ransacked homes...

Numbers and figures. Is this what our short life of ours has boiled down to? From a life’s perspective they (numbers) may not matter as much but in the political and finance sectors numbers do matter, and how...

Even in an age of 24-hour globalised news, some important events only come to light well after the fact...

While Libyans have not had a taste of democracy for almost half a century – which means that so far it is something completely alien to all those who may be 45 years old and under ...

In a rare interview given to the UK’s Sunday Telegraph, Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad warned of earthquakes, if the West were to intervene in its affairs....