Last month, the European Parliament’s Committee on Transport and Tourism met to discuss stricter safeguards needed for airport body scanners...

I think it is my duty to write about the pet topic of the moment – Transport Malta and the new routes that have caused havoc to the public in general. If I don’t write about it, I would be doing a disservice to the people I represent...

Sixty years after the signature of the Geneva Convention on Refugees, which has helped millions of men, women and children fleeing persecution, wars and torture, to secure protection and the prospect of a brighter future...

Picture yourself in Barbara Lesher’s shoes: 54 years old and fearing you are developing Alzheimer’s disease...

The Labour internet elves, who in the last general election were Sliema housewives refusing to vote for intollerant (two Ls) Gonzi because of the price of electricity, are back in force...

Many of us have wishes on what care we would like to receive towards the end of our lives. Some would want to be left at home and others would not want measures which they consider extraordinary to be taken...

We have been fortunate in Malta that the founding fathers of our Constitution almost 50 years ago were far-seeing and broad-minded enough to make English one of the official languages of Malta, after Maltese...

American politicians are fighting ideological trench warfare over raising the US debt ceiling, gambling that their opponents eventually will retreat in the face of a catastrophic and unprecedented American default on its debt...

There have been many technical and roundabout ways of describing the EU bailouts and I am sure that the list will never end...

The chief villain in Britain’s phone hacking scandal, the News of the World tabloid, is history, shut by owner Rupert Murdoch. But was it the only shadowy practitioner in Britain’s cut-throat media market? Some celebrities think not...