The current wave of hopefully democratically driven changes in North Africa could, in the short to medium term, open up possibilities for comprehensive asylum laws. ...

The New Choral Singers, in conjunction with Kammerkoret Nesodden/Frogn (Norway), will present a concert of sacred music at St John’s Co-Cathedral on Friday, ...

In the past months, the world has been threading unchartered waters, in one of the toughest times of recent economic history...

On 22 September, Bulgaria and Romania’s bids to join Europe’s passport-free Schengen zone were vetoed. Accession to the Schengen area requires approval of all 22 Europea...

As the American economy continues to sputter three years after the global financial crisis erupted...

Directive 2009/128/EC, which establishes a framework for Community action to achieve the sustainable use of pesticides...

To resolve a crisis in which the impossible has become possible, it is necessary to think the unthinkable...

After a lifetime of supporting the Labour Party and boasting about a grandmother who was mad keen for Mintoff, Joseph Muscat has come late to the understanding that messages of hope and stability sell better than messages of upheaval and confusion...

President Mahmoud Abbas’ surge of popularity following his bid for UN recognition for a Palestinian state is bound to give him a stronger hand against the rival Hamas group as they prepare to resume talks on a stalled power-sharing deal next week...

According to the latest draft resolution by the council of Europe, the answer is ‘no’; at least that is what they are proposing. The idea is a noble one: that of preventing women from using abortion as a discrimination against sex...