Almost everyone fully acknowledges as fact that the earth’s climate has warmed in recent decades and that human activities are evidently impacting adversely on global climate. All this has been endorsed by all the meaningful ...

Every now and again the COLA debate resurfaces. The government, through its employment minister, has informed the EU council meeting...

During the last three years, European families have been facing financial hardship due to the global economic crisis that put countries into recession and hindered ...

Hearing some Nationalist MPs speak against the introduction of divorce during the parliamentary debate on the referendum question and in the media, I felt as if I was in Iran or under a Taliban regime....

News and current affairs programmes are focusing on the earthquake, measuring 8.9 on the Richter scale, that occurred on the seabed close to Urayasu and triggered...

With socio-revolutionary movements in North Africa and the Middle East and governments in the region seeking to identify and implement viable models for political reform ...

Last Thursday’s UN Resolution 1973/11 did more than just belatedly clear the Libyan air of the one-sided aerial assaults by Gaddafi’s troops. The resolution...

When marital breakdown hits home and brings with it the carnage, brokenness, trauma, pain and unavoidable victims caught in the cross fire, it is very difficult not to give divorce some serious consideration....

What happens after the euphoria of revolution fades? Today’s Eastern Europe, some two decades after the revolutions of 1989, may offer a salutary warning for today’s defiant and jubilant Arab youth that they must remain vigilant...

Over the past years we have been inundated with concerns over carbon dioxide emissions. This is the infamous gas that is a by-product of the reaction of burning fuel – or any non-renewable resource...