Have you ever noticed what people do at a funeral?...

As the weeks and months tick by, and strategically placed ‘pawns’ are slotted into place so that it will be all systems go once Gonzi blows the official election campaign whistle, I feel I have to once again revisit an old theme....

They have been part of our daily life for such a long time that it seems odd that they will disappear. As from 1 September, 60 watt bulbs will gradually disappear ...

Labour’s own past has painted it into a corner – feeling uncomfortable, it tries, in typical Muscat fashion, to wriggle out and in so doing attempts to shift the blame on the PN. The ‘mhux jien m...

In the aftermath of the secret US raid to kill Osama bin Laden, Pakistani officials want a detailed agreement spelling out US rules of engagement inside Pakistan, officials in both countries say, but Washington’s refusal to sign a ...

I have always found health psychology a very exciting field of study. Although this branch of psychology is rapidly expanding in the UK, it is relatively new in Malta ...

Sarah Palin will soon end the will-she-or-won’t-she presidential speculation that has trailed the former Republican vice-presidential candidate for two years – and that she has fuelled with abandon, perhaps to the detriment of her potential candidacy...

As technology changes and develops at a quickening pace, society needs to face the challenges posed by the rapid increase in electronic and electrical waste...

He was the living symbol of the 11 September, 2001, terror attacks, a hero to a traumatized nation seeking leadership in a time of crisis. Walking miles through the streets of Manhattan...

The Labour Party is now desperate to distance itself from Gaddafi, a process which, because for four decades it has boasted about its intimate personal relationship with him, has left it lying on the floor in a tangle....