The result of the last general election in the UK was such a surprise that I thought of waiting for a few weeks to pass by before taking a second, longer look at the outcome. For better or for worse,...

This week I represented Malta at the 8th Conference of State Parties to the UN Convention of the Rights of Persons with Disability in New York to discuss the Convention and its Optional...

...

Two senior G7 officials said some of the toughest language during the recent closed-door summit session on the global economy held in Bavaria came from Stephen Harper, the Canadian prime minister....

Percentages have a way of masking true numbers and softening the blow of a large figure. The National Statistics Office on Wednesday issued a statement saying that 9.5% of the population live in...

The fact that the government has taken the bull by the horns and has taken the local warden system out of the hands of the private sector, which had been making extremely lucrative profits for years...

On Monday, a 13-year-old boy was presented with the John Paul XIII award by his best friend, another boy his age with special needs. The story revolves around Dylan Muscat and Kyle Agius, two...

On attaining Independence way back in 1964, the Maltese people became masters of their own home in the middle of the Cold War and a world in turmoil. ...

A heavily pregnant young woman tears across the road when she sees a housing official. She bursts into tears before she even starts talking and the official quickly takes her indoors to hear her story....

In a year’s time, Malta would have introduced the euro. For this purpose a committee to educate and inform the public was set up...