The St Peter’s Pool syndrome
Irrespective of what the prime minister’s head of secretariat says, the public consultation on bills 143 and 144 was an afterthought. It only came about...
Irrespective of what the prime minister’s head of...
Unity in diversity: A new style of politics for our community | Rosette Cassar
I believe in a new style of politics that is honest, transparent and focused on unity. Politics should not be about division. It should be about listening to...
I believe in a new style of politics that is honest,...
The dawn of a new Marsa | Luke Farrugia
I grew up in a Marsa that was often overlooked. I intend to lead a Marsa that will never be overlooked again. Marsa is changing. We are moving forward. And we...
I grew up in a Marsa that was often overlooked. I intend to...
PN’s stark choice: Oblivion or giving hope a chance | Frank Camilleri
Should you happen to be one of the passengers on board, you find yourself presented with a choice of having a pilot who has never flown anything or a pilot who...
Should you happen to be one of the passengers on board, you...
Can Putin be trusted?
We hope that an honest peace deal is achieved. But like many ordinary Ukrainians, who continue to see Russian bombs raining down on their cities, we will only...
We hope that an honest peace deal is achieved. But like...
Isn’t it ironic?
No debates in the PN race, stealthy planning reforms, and courts treating 17-year-olds as children in fatal cases
No debates in the PN race, stealthy planning reforms, and...
Rethinking ‘Rethinking Assessment’ | Joseph Mamo
Unless constant monitoring of how SBAs are being implemented takes place in...
Unless constant monitoring of how SBAs are being...
Shaping Malta’s future: R&I at the heart of Vision 2050 l Keith Azzopardi Tanti
Industry-led research can provide practical value and ensure that research results are translated into real-world benefits
Industry-led research can provide practical value and...
Who pays for politics… and what do they get in return? | Isabelle Vella
Change will never happen if we accept corruption as normal. Change begins when we draw a line—when we declare that democratic politics cannot be built on...
Change will never happen if we accept corruption as normal....
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