A week ago, the Azzuri made a premature exit from the World Cup. This was a big surprise for supporters of Italian football, including a good chunk of Maltese appas...

When referring to our Maltese communities abroad, we often conjure up images of the Maltese who emigrated soon after the war, main...

Each and every one of us would like to go back to our younger days. Starting all over again, perhaps avoiding the mistakes we have made, is a common wish. Imagine being 18 years old again, but with the experience of an adult....

Stefan Simanowitz reports on an al Shabab threat on the eve of elections in Somaliland, a country that “does not exist”...

What do the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) consist of?As part of the proposed European System for Financial Supervision, the Commission, following the recommendations of the La...

There is an old saying in politics that states that perception is reality...

“Some progress has been made. Last year, the government introduced regulations that made it mandatory for all boreholes to be registered and a moratorium was placed on the digging of new boreholes”...

I learned through Lino Spiteri, writing in The Sunday Times this week, that 12 years ago there was a campaign afoot among members of parliament to have themselves called ‘onorevoli’ until they departed this mortal coil ...

The water and electricity tariffs have been in the midst of controversy for almost 13 years now since the time when a Labour government wanted to adjust these to invest in the generation of energy...

It appears that one reason why labour costs and the cost of living adjustment mechanism from time to time return under the spotlight is because of this strange reluctance of employers to rock the government in the face...