This year started off with a big bang at the Ministry of Health, the Elderly and Community Care. My team embarked on a first for our ministry – an open day. The event was a mammoth effort which brought out a good team spirit within the ministry staff...

Like brothers in arms united in combat but divided in peace, Europe and the United States, which had fought depression jointly in 2009, started voicing disagreements in 2010 and begin 2011 with divergent positions on macroeconomic policy...

When Joseph Muscat was elected leader of the Labour Party, albeit without a seat in the house, he made grand promises of a bright new dawn for a party that had been in opposition, by then, for the greater part of two decades...

The Church in Malta can be said to have formally expressed such commitment when in 2006 it issued a post-synodal document: Lejn Knisja (Towards a more Inclusive Church...

The saga of Baby Pea and his parents led to many debates and controversy and of course the limits, if there are any, about the rights, and perhaps obligations, of parents...

Just days before fleeing Tunisia, the embattled leader went on national television to promise 300,000 new jobs over two years...

Yesterday the PL kicked off its annual general meeting with the first of its plenary sessions...

Tunisia’s “Jasmine Revolution” is still unfolding, but we can already read into it lessons about democracy and democratisation that extend far beyond the Maghreb...

Your editorial (Alternative transport: On yer bike, TMID 25 January) is very relevant, both from a transport and health point of view...

According to organised leaks about an internal PN meeting, Minister Austin Gatt has declared that not only is he vehemently against divorce but that he would resign from...