The results of the 28 May referendum on divorce are not an occasion for triumphalism. But it is a moment to savour...

Turmoil across the Middle East and Northern Africa has refocused attention on the impact that political tensions or interference can have on the price and availability of energy imports...

There were many protagonists during the recent referendum campaign but the ones that shone above the rest were the unknown elements...

The image, caught on home video, is a defining one: a hunched Osama bin Laden, in pathetic, lonely domesticity...

Yes indeed, the Maltese and Gozitans have spoken very clearly...

Last week, I urged readers to take a good look at the people around them and reflect on their choices regarding the divorce referendum and what these choices tell them about these people and about the issue itself. And I c...

I can’t help it. I really have tried to take them seriously, but it’s no use....

Some people say they’re thankful the whole divorce thing is over, whichever way the vote goes. But I say that it’s far from over, not by a long shot. This thing is going to run. And run. And run. Galizia...

Scratching around for a topic on this island, obsessed with whether we should introduce divorce or not, was not easy. Hopefully, we shall have moved on this week, but somehow I doubt it....

The Egyptian people still have to overturn an overbearing force that has marginalised them for generations: top-down government control of budgets and local development. Egypt’s central government administration ...