As part of the Europe 2020 Strategy, the European Union is seeking to transform itself into an Innovation Union. Europe h...

As Libya’s Transitional National Council attempts to establish a functioning government for a newly liberated country, the truth about what went on under Col. Muammar Gaddafi’s regime is starting to come to light ...

The last few days have seen Europe looking very closely at Greece, its situation within the eurozone and the possible consequences...

A couple of months ago the Finance Ministry published its annual pre-budget document supposedly as a preparation for the forthcoming budget...

Exactly what did that theatre studies student hope to achieve by calling Austin Gatt by a noun that begins with W and an adjective that begins with F?...

Yemen’s renewed violence is just the latest sign that the Arab spring may be joining the list of those historical contagions that, in the fullness of time, did not turn out well. Indeed, its effect may be reaching countries in ways that we did not expect...

I was never a real fan of the so-called ‘slippery slope’ articles. I believe that proper legislation can prevent us ‘slipping’ from one action deemed to be right or tolerable to another deemed wrong...

The 7 September bomb blast at the entrance to the High Court in New Delhi was a macabre finale to a summer of crisis...

Last Wednesday I had occasion to address a very well attended Business Breakfast on The New Libya while attending on behalf of the Opposition Leader...

France, which now holds the presidency of the G-20, has chosen reform of the international monetary system as its main priority for the Cannes summit in November...