Needed changes to the ways by which the insurance sector conducts its business are being introduced by the European Commission across the EU. All agree that these changes are for the good. The...

Last Monday’s international news were dominated by the German election results. Angela Merkel obtained a relative majority and this means that she becomes Chancellor of Germany for the fourth...

After the election in Germany last Sunday, the SPD, the social-democrat party, chose to dissolve the coalition with Angela Merkel’s CDU and go as the Opposition. There was no angst, no...

Earlier this week, Justice Minister Owen Bonnici explained to the press the measures proposed by the government in order that Parliament will be in a position to examine its political appointees...

The race is on for Jean Pierre Debono’s seat in parliament, but the person who wins it will not be keeping it. He or she will be giving it up in an act of great sacrifice for the Nationalist...

One of the accusations levelled against the Gonzi government was the way it detached from the citizens.  Anytime anyone tried to approach a Minister, Ministry or Secretary or who-ever they were...

Gone are the days when one would be dreading the first Budget of a legislature. Labour has departed from the parochial mentality of having unpopular budgets in the first years of the mandate, and more...

Following last June’s much-lauded European Union decision to effectively do away with roaming charges on mobile phones – a process started ten years ago by noneother than our own Prime...

Domestic violence should not just a phrase conveniently used on certain occasions, Labour MEP said, but should be a way to understand the plight of so many women and take action. In her vlog,...

Let’s leave aside the fact that Adrian Delia is a highly contentious choice because of his baggage, and make believe that he is as clean as a whistle, upright and thoroughly correct. Many of the...