It looks like government is being very cautious about its pension proposals. The fact is there isn't a magic formula that works well anywhere that will ease the crisis. ...

The opening shots of the next general election have been fired and the pungent smell of gunpowder is already unmistakeable in the trenches....

I bought a copy of Spiegel’s International Edition, a special dedicated to globalisation, (Malta’s latest buzz word). I thought it would make good reading because unlike so many “local experts’ reports”, it is a very crude ...

In response to new allegations of clergy abuse of children (MaltaToday, 22 January) Daphne Caruana Galizia raised a number of important questions (TMIS, 29 January). ...

Like so many people in Malta (or who live abroad but are very attached to Malta through family ties and/or for other reasons), and as a member of the Ramblers’ Association of Malta,...

For months now, we residents and farmers of Manikata, Ghajn Tuffieha and ix-Xaghra l-Hamra, have heard nothing more about the government’s infamous proposal to build a huge golf course on pristine ...

I try to imagine myself standing with a multitude of people at the foot of Ta’ Cenc. There is a crush of people around us, voices murmuring. We are frightened, these are not the sounds of birds, nor the whisper of ...

We are living in an ever-shrinking world where, with each passing day, the process of globalisation and regionalisation is rapidly furthering interdependence between the economies of Asia, Europe and the Americas....

Beating off stiff competition from four other competitors, Malta has managed to attract one of the most significant investments in recent years....

The article on “Arguments on the Field” made fascinating reading (TMID, 17 February). ...