Amid a growing wave of concern about climate change, many countries – including Brazil, Australia, the United States, and the members of the European Union – passed laws in the 2000’s outlawing or severely restricting access to incandescent light bulbs...

When I see that even a senior lecturer at the University of Malta can’t think straight on some crucial issues, I am distressed at the thought that there can be scant hope his students might see things the proper way...

Two new movies released this month – one a science-fiction blockbuster, the other a revealing documentary...

The global economy is at its most vulnerable state since the international banking crisis of 2007/2009 when the western banking system collapsed under a cascade of bad debts...

Tsinghua University first-year student Mia Wang has confidence to spare...

Particularly at a time when a Eurobarometer survey has just shown that some 46% of the Maltese think that the worst is yet to come, God spare us if contagion really had to hit us hard and squarely in the face...

Revolutionary icon Fidel Castro marked his 85th birthday behind closed doors Saturday as the aging leader famous for railing against Washington increasingly ...

We are in the middle of the summer holidays. But can everyone enjoy the holidays? And is Europe enjoying the holidays? ...

Pavlov’s discovery of classical conditioning remains one of the most important in psychology’s history. ...

The summer holidays of most European leaders have been disrupted.David Cameron had to rush back from his holiday in Tuscany to take charge of the situation after last ...