The latest political events prove that politics in Italy are the total opposite of dull and boring. In a country where marriage is never viewed as a forever affair, this ...

In response to a letter appearing on 17 December in reply to my article on the pitfalls of company doctors, I would refrain from responding word for word so as not to create unnecessary debate, as I feel that Jean Karl Soler, being an occupational ...

Oscar Wilde said that experience is the name we give to our mistakes. Last year, we tried to analyse the errors that led the world into economic crisis. Now it is time to analyse the mistakes we made when trying to get out of it...

Being almost literally on the eve of a New Year in which political ‘battle lines’ will surely be drawn and gate-keeping, spin doctoring and rampant damage control exercises will ...

The run-up to the G-20’s summit in Seoul was marred by a series of currency controversies, bringing international monetary reform to the fore...

Chinese officials highlighted an ideological rift between China and the West....

St Paul’s letter to the Galatians enunciates that Christmas time is holy. “But when the time had fully come, God sent forth his Son, born of woman, born under the law, to redeem those who were under ...

Christmas eve 1914. Two great armies, the British and the Germans, were facing each other, in the mud-logged trenches of the Somme in Flanders. A little before, they were sniping bullets at...

Instead, the G-20 is behaving like a debating society, with the cooperative approach that it fostered at the outset of the crisis devolving into an array of often-heedless unilateral actions by its members....

This is not because it is the Catholic Church. It could well be any other religion for all I care...