A pamphletI published what I am calling “an indictment on the divorce ‘debate’ in Malta” on Thursday 17th February. When I wrote this I had in mind t...

We live in a pathetic country.I just wonder what others think of us when they see that, in 2011, we are still arguing about whether or not to ...

Recent Eurostat figures show that the number of people unemployed in the 27 member states of the EU has increased over the last year and now exceeds the 23 million mark. Nevertheless, the situation is improving in...

Meet the new buzzword, competitiveness. Who will be the next Indiana Jones that succeeds in lifting the mysterious veil concealing the myth of competitiveness? This is the new quest for the Holy Grail. ...

No, not divorce. The ‘D’ word today is Deceduti and how this sitcom has taken the island by storm....

A few weeks ago the President of the European Parliament Jerzy Buzek was in Malta. During one official speech Buzek remarked on the dearth of Maltese female representatives in the EU Parliament. He went on to suggest...

According to a United Nations’ “Human Development Report”, both Tunisia and Egypt were doing well. The report measures achievements in health and education ...

Though irregular migration at the moment isn’t hitting the headlines as frequently as it did in the recent past, the circumstance still exists, as does also the trend that Libya’s...

The deafening silence that met the educational reform is cause for concern. A reform that promised to bring about unprecedented changes is said to be unfolding with the introduction of the so-called benchmarking assessment. ...

Just over a year ago, and again this week, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called for a global commitment to Internet freedom. ...