Prior to the General Election, Labour often boasted that, amongst its more notable credentials, one could find a clear roadmap for the way ahead. This was probably Labour’s loudest...

The distressing news coming from the Philippines are making us ever more aware of the need for appropriate governance in order to protect citizens against man-made and natural disasters. Only time...

The intense and constructive discussions that took place in Geneva on 7 – 10 November 2013, between the so called E3/EU + 3 or the P5 + 1 (meaning the EU represented by its High Representative,...

The immediate reaction to the massive queues in Malta and Gozo over the weekend, where Gozo Channel offered free ferry crossings between the two islands has been met with a mixture of laughter and...

Mario Mifsud         The statement by Deputy Prime Minister Louis Grech (Friday 15 November) that the names of persons granted Maltese citizenship by the Individual...

What does hosting the Commonwealth Heads of State meeting mean? The answer is simple. It means that a country is deemed stable, trusted and respected. What does it mean for a country to host the CHOGM...

It is a given. Most of the small or large projects and business ventures originate from a hunch but the term “cost-benefit analysis” is the process by which new business premonitions are...

This legislature was always going to be hard for the Nationalist Party. The Labour Government has a nine seat majority in parliament, and in terms of numbers, it was always going to be...

The petroleum division of Enemalta is making a profit from the sale of petrol and diesel, and instead of channeling part of the profit back to motorists, it is diverting such profits to other loss...

The global media coverage of the government’s decision to sell Maltese citizenship for €650,000 (and a heavily discounted price of €25,000 for dependents) has been relentlessly mocking...