It is incredible how the General Workers’ Union has for some time now captured the headlines of the local news. ...

We have learnt to expect negative results from the tourism industry, judging by the way the sector has been developing over the past months, perhaps even years...

I refer to the article by Marisa Micallef (TMID, 11 September) on the Maltese language. She may be right on certain points, but it is interesting to know that many foreign well known scholars have studied our mother language in depth. ...

Some people believe that indeed history is man’s greatest teacher. It is a fact that we can always look back at history to look at the mistakes that were made and to make sure that these mistakes do not repeat themselves. ...

Any change automatically triggers feelings of apprehension. ...

Yet another fall, yet another person on the critical list. This week has seen no fewer than four people fall from heights of a storey and above – with the consequence ...

This is the title of a book authored by Canadian journalist Paul William Roberts, who experienced the invasion of Iraq from a very different...

Despite the frequent indications to the contrary, we’re not living in a third world country. ...

Murmurings in the halls of Castille and the law courts have caused speculation as to when Malta would finally appoint a woman as a judge....

The speech on Australian national television by Prime Minister John Howard last month, basically telling Muslims in the country who wanted to live under Sharia law....