Up, up and away: the Air Malta saga
Josanne Cassar
If it feels like we have been hearing about the demise of Air Malta for years, it is because we have
Does Muscat expect us to look the other way?
Saviour Balzan
Prime Minister Robert Abela has the arduous task of walking a tightrope, keeping this Labour core in place and ensure the judicial process takes its course
An ‘escape clause’ from which there is no ‘escape’

Why, exactly, did Konrad Mizzi negotiate an ‘escape clause’ which...

Why, exactly, did Konrad Mizzi negotiate an ‘escape...

Zero tolerance on cannabis? More like zero-empathy games

The professional careers and personal lives of people who consume cannabis are...

The professional careers and personal lives of people who...

As long as some juice leeches off into the island’s elite, Malta is happy to be leeched...

The Skinny | No 114 – Stripping for SiGMA

The Skinny | No 114 – Stripping for SiGMA

Ask a serious question, get a silly answer…
Raphael Vassallo

In all honesty, though: how on earth can anyone not be...

In all honesty, though: how on earth can anyone not be...

A very peculiar ‘amnesty’
Michael Falzon

Does the government believe that those who are monitoring our financial system couldn’t care less in areas where only taxation of Maltese people is...

Does the government believe that those who are monitoring...

How SMEs can gain a competitive edge | Josianne Cutajar

SMEs have their flexibility and their potential for fast innovation –...

SMEs have their flexibility and their potential for fast...

Two decades and counting, we still chase the story
Saviour Balzan

As legacy newspapers keep feeling their way about to rediscover their true role...

As legacy newspapers keep feeling their way about to...

Social media gives callous people a wider audience
Josanne Cassar

Is it already too late for humanity to pull back from the brink of the darkness...

Is it already too late for humanity to pull back from the...

Violent words lead to violent crimes

Hate-speech has been normalised to such a degree that the preponderance of such comments online makes it almost impossible for the authorities to actually...

Hate-speech has been normalised to such a degree that...

Warrants enforcing executive titles may be challenged in very limited cases
Malcolm Mifsud

Once the merits of a case have been decided, the court cannot reopen the same issues, when a warrant intended to enforce a judgement has been issued

Once the merits of a case have been decided, the court...

COP 26: A global attempt at preventing climate disaster
Cyrus Engerer

The only way to achieve effective results is through effective commitments and...

The only way to achieve effective results is through...

Wuthering heights on a nascent sea of green | Andrew Bonello

ReLeaf Malta augurs’ discussions in the House of Representatives are of a...

ReLeaf Malta augurs’ discussions in the House of...

Nothing is certain, except death and… U-turns
Raphael Vassallo

Looks like mega-developers are the only ones who will actually benefit...

Looks like mega-developers are the only ones who will...

‘Fairness’ can only be achieved through social reform

In short, the PN’s vision can only be compelling if it departs from the...

In short, the PN’s vision can only be compelling if...

Tattoos and the police: objectionable designs should be covered up

‘I feel that the corps should not let an officer display any tattoo...

‘I feel that the corps should not let an officer...

Jobs for MPs
Michael Falzon

I have always been against MPs, who are not part of the executive, to be full-time employees

I have always been against MPs, who are not part of the...

The issue is no longer ‘abortion’. It’s ‘leadership’
Raphael Vassallo

Why is the PN leader choosing between two extremes, instead...

Why is the PN leader choosing between two extremes,...

The PN’s ‘broad church’ is surely not friendly to broads…

The Skinny | No 113 – No Abortion, No Cry

The Skinny | No 113 – No Abortion, No Cry