A series of Parliamentary Questions over the past few weeks have revealed how most government ministries have dished out contracts worth tens and hundreds of thousands of euro – in some cases...

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The fact that the government is employing hundreds of people in positions of trust and as persons of trust, as highlighted in today’s issue, is absolutely nothing new.   But the fact...

The long list of positive results flooding in from all sectors of the country proves that success is where hard work, positive attitudes and determination meet together. Five years ago this...

Is Byzantine an "insult"? Probably for the backward Normans who, engaged as mercenaries by the Arab rulers of Sicily a thousand years ago, met the Byzantines and were overwhelmed by their inexplicable...

Corporate Social Advocacy is not a new entry in the dictionary of business buzzwords. It is new, yes - but it is not a buzzword. CSA is a researched area of corporate action where brands become more...

In his opinion piece entitled "To do or not to do" (TMID, Friday 23 February), Minister Owen Bonnici defends the plan to hand over control of three of our State hospitals to a commercial company...

In 1993, eminent Harvard scholar Robert Putman published a seminal book which studied the difference in performance between cities in northern and southern Italy. Putman labelled the cause of the...

Born to first generation Latvian immigrants in the USA, born, raised and educated in the United States of America, Nils Mui?nieks obtained a Ph.D. in political science at the University of California...

Recently we, the Maltese Capuchin friars, had the joy and grace of going on retreat. The time, the place and the preacher were all designed by God's loving Providence. The retreat was held in the...