Amber lights at Sliema’s Strand
Traffic lights set to ‘flashing amber’ still provide a safe pedestrian crossing
Cartoon: 25 September 2016
Cartoon by Mikiel Galea
‘None of your business'
Raphael Vassallo

For just as it is ‘none of our business’ whether ministers make honest and accurate declarations of their private assets, or how much of our own...

For just as it is ‘none of our business’...

Cockroaches, bitches and other animals
Michael Falzon

So where do we go from here? Nowhere, really ... and everybody has to lump it. Insults are the order of the day and so it will remain ...

So where do we go from here? Nowhere, really ... and...

How much will ever be enough?
Josanne Cassar

The irony is that with all this over development, all these restless, never-satisfied people will one day be trapped inside their luxury cars in a national...

The irony is that with all this over development, all these...

The politics of  anti-politics
Evarist Bartolo

Rather than putting our heads together for the benefit of the country, it seems that we are more intent to play to the crowds

Rather than putting our heads together for the benefit of...

Cartoon: 22 May 2016

Reclaiming control over the environment

Reclaiming control over the environment

Reclaiming control over the environment

The broader aims of the protest was to raise awareness of the environmental plight of the Maltese islands

The broader aims of the protest was to raise awareness of...

Not journalism, then what?
Saviour Balzan

Journalism is facing a serious crisis

Journalism is facing a serious crisis

Spreading the wealth
Josanne Cassar

The money spent on Eurovision did not come from our taxes

The money spent on Eurovision did not come from our taxes

Harassment is harassment if there is more than one incident
Malcolm Mifsud

Harassment can take the form of words or actions. The prosecution must prove a...

Harassment can take the form of words or actions. The...

Retirement: informed decisions that count

Aaron Farrugia • Avoiding mandatory pension systems is the right way...

Aaron Farrugia • Avoiding mandatory pension systems is...

Increasing minimum wage would be a start

A study by the Church organisation Caritas laid bare how some families cannot keep up with even the most basic costs of living

A study by the Church organisation Caritas laid bare how...

Seven lessons Malta should learn from the Eurovision Academy
Josanne Cassar

We want to be liked and validated so badly, that the lack of points are taken...

We want to be liked and validated so badly, that the lack...

Think again, bitches
Raphael Vassallo

It is not the fact that Andrew Borg Cardona insulted Ira Losco… in which case, the reactions would have been excessive… it is the reasons he...

It is not the fact that Andrew Borg Cardona insulted Ira...

Setting the record straight, again, on the Strickland will

Robert Hornyold Strickland • The Sunday Times of Malta and The Times do...

Robert Hornyold Strickland • The Sunday Times of Malta...

Cartoon: 18 May 2016

Increasing minimum wage would be a start

Increasing minimum wage would be a start

Dear Michael ... (an open letter)
Evarist Bartolo

An open letter to Michael Falzon: The country needs politicians as much as it needs democracy. Age does not necessarily make us mellow, but it makes us wiser...

An open letter to Michael Falzon: The country needs...

Labour's last, best hope is Godfrey Farrugia
Frank Psaila

Whilst his party is running away from the aspirational working classes and the...

Whilst his party is running away from the aspirational...

A crisis of morality

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s contribution to this week’s Global Forum on Corruption in London was bound to raise eyebrows locally and abroad.

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s contribution to this...