Out went, in a flurry, Convent Malta, thank goodness. That was the one single message that ran through my mi...

Reacting to the momentous result of the 28 May referendum in favour of the introduction of divorce legislation, Monsignor Anton Gouder, the Church’s Pro Vicar General (one of the key architects of the Maltese Church’s r...

Economic growth in emerging markets is more than twice that in “advanced economies” (7.3% versus 3% in 2010, according to estimates by the ...

The government in the past years has created and sustained a wide array of schemes and aiding instruments to help our entrepreneurial class flourish and bloom. ...

The day Malta acceded to the European Union, Maltese citizens became European citizens. This peculiar form of citizenship – unique in history – entails rights and obligations like any other form of citizenship...

Singapore more often makes the headlines for its economic performance than for its model of multiculturalism. ...

This past month has been taken over by the divorce referendum. Well, it came after some four weeks of ping pong discussions from both fronts that frankly were not very clear to my reading, as they only helped to confuse the electorate...

Brazil is seen as a country of diverse and profound faith...

It is disturbing to see that both political leaders are behaving as though the referendum never happened. They say they will not use the party Whip for a Yes vote on the divorce Bill. ...

The G-8 recently asked the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, which was created to support the post-communist transitions to democracy and market economies in Central and Eastern Europe, to put its experience to use in Egypt...