From Ms R. SultanaThe most likely reason why very severe ME sufferers die is due to inflammation in the brain and spinal cord, which has been confirmed in a number of post-mortem=...

From Mr J. VellaLately I was informed by mail that my pension had gone up by e2.72. So I naturally asked myself if this increase would keep me ...

From Mr A. Zarb DimechIf we Maltese were the Jewish nation, we would have perhaps been forgiven for not having yet re-rebuilt King Solomon’s ...

From Dr J. Sammut TagliaferroYour Leader (“Piano” piano, TMIS, 21 December) has much in it to be recommended. However, it contains a glaring error of fact ...

A poor currency leads to a poor nationSome 18 months ago, when I first started alerting the readers of this fine publication to the mounting economic gloom, and how Britain in particular would be unable to cope with a recession, ...

The year that wasIt’s that time of the year again. The time when sums are made, conclusions are drawn and when the audacious come up with those dreadful things called resolutions. ...

The second wave of data in the Survey of Health, Ageing, and Retirement in Europe (SHARE) has recently become available. SHARE was created for the European Council to have a more systematic database on population ageing across Europe. ...

A statement that has always intrigued me is famously attributed to President Harry Truman, who said “the world is run by ‘C’ students”....

We are living in times of global economic policy anarchy. The year that is ending has so shaken the entire world economic system and brought the whole world structure ...

This time last year I had made three predictions for 2008. It is time to review how well I performed before making fresh ones for 2009.My first prediction was related to the property market. I had predicted that ...