Pardons are not a 'Get-Out-Of-Jail-Free' card
Ultimately, everybody wants the full truth surrounding Caruana Galizia’s...
Ultimately, everybody wants the full truth surrounding...
Gozo’s strong civic awakening
The strong and united stance of Gozitan mayors shows partisan differences can indeed be put aside in the name of the common good
The strong and united stance of Gozitan mayors shows...
A wake-up call to the Opposition
For ultimately, the greatest stumbling block for PN recovery is that voters still find it very difficult to perceive it as an alternative government
For ultimately, the greatest stumbling block for PN...
Let’s not repeat last year’s mistakes
Until the vaccination programme is well underway, caution must be advised...
Until the vaccination programme is well underway, caution...
Without soul-searching, apologies are useless
This is why an internal process of soul searching in Labour should not be an...
This is why an internal process of soul searching in Labour...
A belated admission that cannabis users are not 'criminals'
All in all, the proposed reform may still fall short of a fully liberalised...
All in all, the proposed reform may still fall short of a...
A Maltese ‘Tangentopoli’, in the making
Whether this realisation will be enough to consign, once and for all, the...
Whether this realisation will be enough to consign, once...
Death of the Republic
The legitimacy of the Muscat administration, inherited by Robert Abela, is now imperilled and has become toxic
The legitimacy of the Muscat administration, inherited by...
Labour has a lot of soul-searching to do
Just distancing himself from Schembri may not be enough to help Robert Abela build a strong narrative: through which he can reclaim his party’s moral...
Just distancing himself from Schembri may not be enough to...
Labour must take stock of Muscat legacy
The Labour Party keeps paying the price of being associated with people like Keith Schembri, which the party has never disowned; much as it will never disown...
The Labour Party keeps paying the price of being associated...
Muscat’s testimony reveals ‘unturned stones’
Clearly, a lot more work needs to be done, before we can safely claim that...
Clearly, a lot more work needs to be done, before we can...
‘Who is government trying to fool?’
There will be no ‘Team Malta’ high-fives if our country’s leaders expect us to ignore the fact that, of the top 40 days in which Malta...
There will be no ‘Team Malta’ high-fives if our...
Over-familiarity breeds corruption
This inquiry should cast a light on how a number of inexplicable permits – some in violation of policies – were approved; and come out with clear...
This inquiry should cast a light on how a number of...
It is the role of the press to ask uncomfortable questions
Journalism is there to mediate between a public that cannot question the people...
Journalism is there to mediate between a public that cannot...
Time to consider a soft lockdown
While a full lockdown may be counterproductive at this stage, it may make sense to encourage people to work from home, reintroduce measures against group...
While a full lockdown may be counterproductive at this...
Case closed? Not quite
There can be no justice for Caruana Galizia if the alleged involvement of the PM’s former chief of staff Keith Schembri, through his assistance...
There can be no justice for Caruana Galizia if...
European minimum wage: when more Europe means better conditions
There are legitimate concerns with raising the minimum wage: this would...
There are legitimate concerns with raising the minimum...
A welcome precedent for development in Malta
Perhaps, after years of criticism for over-developing Tigné, MIDI now...
Perhaps, after years of criticism for over-developing...