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...

Changes in life may be difficult to cope with, especially if they relate with loss or increased health problems, which in turn may lead to loneliness, a reduced sense of purpose and increased fears and anxiety...

Extremism and fundamentalism are great threats to those countries and societies where these exist. ...

Certain dictionaries define the term ‘industrial emissions’ as “gas-borne pollutants discharged into the atmosphere from smokestacks of industrial plants.” ...

German Chancellor Angela Merkel likes to emphasise, rightly, that one should not speak of a “euro crisis”, but of a “debt crisis”....

The unfortunate sight of Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando conducting himself on the matter of the divorce question like a starving terrier with a bone has been completely off-putting, not that I could be put off any further at this late stage. ...