When the panda smiles, the world applauds. Or so it seemed after Chinese President Hu Jintao’s recent speech at the United Nations. Judging by the way much of the media reported his words...

I recently attended the boat show at the dock no1 in Cospicua....

I was really shocked to see practically all of Sunday’s newspapers filled with articles and comments about Marisa Micallef’s defection to the Labour ranks....

During the week I tend to jot down bullet points with ideas to consider for this column...

As the results from the Irish referendum sent a positive popular nod to the Treaty and all the changes it will entail (besides the guarantees put into place),...

During the summer, the number of people out of work across all 27 European Union countries rose to nearly 22 million, or nine per cent of the workforce – the worst monthly figure for almost 10 years. ...

Parliament is debating the Gaming Bill, and the speeches made by some MPs give interesting insights into their understanding of what constitutes vice, ...

Carmel Apap Bologna Sciberras D'Amico Inguanez vs Sarah Pavia Judge Philip SciberrasCourt of Appeal 2 October 2009...

“Doctors will have to be helped, and this is where subsidy can come in handy, for secretarial services to direct calls to appropriate doctor, to mention an example. And all this does not mean that the system will not need considerable thought”...

The bailout of the financial system was a bizarre moment in economic history, for it benefited those who benefited most from the markets’ irrational exuberance ...