Europe and the rest of the world seem to be heading into challenging and tough times for both consumers and entrepreneurs; this is evident in the news that is constantly coming through about the oil crisis...

When assessing the way the government acted on the international oil crisis one comes to only one conclusion, that of a totally insensitive government....

What’s happened to teachers and headmasters, that they no longer seem to have an aura of forbidding authority about them? ...

Whatever the outcome of the United States’ presidential election, climate change policy will be transformed. Both candidates have placed great importance on global warming. ...

We are living in a civilisation that is continuously changing and therefore it is important that in today’s society, the government is aware of the aspirations of young people and offer all the possible tools and ...

This article has nothing at all to do with the issue as to whether the shipyards should be privatised or not. Neither does it go into the merits or demerits of the government claim that if the shipyard’s privatisation did not go ahead, ...

Policymakers can concoct many excuses not to invest in global aid and development projects. Three weeks ago, I joined a group of five Nobel laureates and three distinguished economists to undermine one of those excuses, ...

The Nationalist Party has a team of new officials. Paul Borg Olivier is the party’s new secretary general. His task is an unenviable one. He takes over from Joe Saliba who has established for himself a brilliant track record ...

We are experiencing phenomenal price increases that have possibly overshadowed any recollection of price hikes in our collective memory and the discussion regarding the challenges we face is just starting to pick up steam. ...

According to the figures given in parliament, the average Maltese household spends just around €450 a year on electricity, an extraordinarily small sum that causes me to wonder whether they are all tampering with their meters, ...