While the number of people living on the streets in Europe’s cities has declined considerably in some member states over the last few years, the situation has deteriorated in others, particularly fo...

Images of Muammar Gaddafi’s bloodied body flashed on TV screens across the world may have sent shivers down the spines of Syria’s Bashar Assad and Yemen’s Ali Abdullah Saleh, two leaders clinging to power in the face of long-running Arab Spring uprisings...

An increasing number of debates on poverty and social exclusion have taken place around Europe and yielded to a set of political incentives, possibly addressing this social burden...

Even in the best of times, it is difficult for China’s small and medium-size enterprises to get bank loans...

While we sit back and discuss the ins and outs of Joseph Muscat’s email exchange with a rather naive RTK journalist, European leaders are in knots of tension as the debt crisis brings the union to the brink of collapse...

The Arab Spring has brought dramatic changes right across North Africa and the Middle East; nowhere more so than in Libya, where a civil war has swept away the former regime. Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi is now dead...

Since the summer, the continuing instalments of the Greek crisis have concealed a worrying process of fragmentation in the eurozone. Indeed, there are several grim indicators of this development...

It is dangerous to believe that the end of AIDS is in sight...

Corrupt and crony as the Tunisian and Egyptian dictatorial regimes might have been, they left behind creaky but existing institutions that worked in their own quirky and bent manners...

Three significant events relating to the death penalty occurred in the United States during September...