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A year of reflection, a year of resolve | Ivan Castillo

There is a growing sense among many that while something better is needed, no one is capable of delivering it. I reject that notion completely.

A year of social progress rooted in Labour values | Leonid McKay

As we look ahead to 2026, our strategy remains clear: Combining economic strength with social solidarity, building a Malta where growth is shared, dignity is protected, and no one...

Adrian Delia

Our party has always fought to define Malta not by our size but by our spirit, not by our limitations rather by our potential

Our party has always fought to define Malta not by our size...

Malta’s next chapter: A vision for renewal and opportunity

Alex Borg

What do we want Malta to stand for in the next 25 years? Not just economic...

What do we want Malta to stand for in the next 25 years?...

Sheep wars in the West Bank | Alexander Clayman

At some point, I realised that it is 2025, and I am observing a land-grab and...

At some point, I realised that it is 2025, and I am...

Of bricks, tax evasion and tax avoidance | Frank Camilleri

The black economy in Malta is so rampant and brazen that the finance minister...

The black economy in Malta is so rampant and brazen that...

MICE: More than just numbers | Rodrick Zerafa

These results aren’t just impressive—they’re sustainable....

These results aren’t just...

We need a law for death by dangerous driving | John Attard Montalto

Death by dangerous driving is part and parcel of other criminal codes and...

Death by dangerous driving is part and parcel of other...

James Debono

As a friend of mine often says, it ultimately comes down to the blunt question:...

As a friend of mine often says, it ultimately comes down to...

A university with a revoked licence and students left in the lurch

Josanne Cassar

However, more and more, I find there is little empathy for TCNs. Any news that...

However, more and more, I find there is little empathy for...

Planning for ‘modern justice’: What does it even mean?

Patrick Calleja

There are a number of other serious shortcomings with this new act. Not least...

There are a number of other serious shortcomings with this...

Adrian Delia

In this forthcoming election I ask for your trust because I plan to earn it, not because I claim a title

In this forthcoming election I ask for your trust because I...

Innovation as Malta’s engine. Building a living lab for the future

Alex Borg

We will launch a Malta Innovation Fund, supporting start-ups and scale-ups...

We will launch a Malta Innovation Fund, supporting...

What does Francine Farrugia tell us, about us?

Saviour Balzan

The moral of the story finds its roots in greed and jealousy

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,...

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...

Alexiei Dingli

What happens when someone turns to an AI for emotional support, thinking it understands their pain? What happens when AI-generated misinformation spreads...

What happens when someone turns to an AI for emotional...

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...

The case for televised jury trials in Malta is not another ‘Amerikanata’

Matthew Xuereb / Thomas Sciberras Herrera

A televised jury trial is not an ‘Amerikanata’, it is a modernisation of our trial system

A televised jury trial is not an ‘Amerikanata’,...

Josanne Cassar

Some people almost take it as a personal affront, as if you are silently judging THEM for drinking, which is really not the case.

Some people almost take it as a personal affront, as if you...