Time to review citizenship laws
Malta’s controversial IIP scheme is nothing less than obscene at a time when millions of people are trying to pour into Europe from under-developed or...
Malta’s controversial IIP scheme is nothing less than...
Our electoral system has broken down
Malta cannot afford to go to another election without fixing its flawed electoral system once and for all
Malta cannot afford to go to another election without...
Education is an end in itself
The new system promises to be more inclusive, and to restore the dignity of vocational subjects that were previously downgraded within the educational...
The new system promises to be more inclusive, and to...
Tax cuts are not the only answer
Tax cuts for middle earners may make a lot of political sense, but it remains a traditional approach to an issue which would be better confronted with...
Tax cuts for middle earners may make a lot of political...
Let’s not lose sight of humanity
By courting the super-rich, and treating the lowest strata of society as criminals, the government is sending out the message that human dignity is only...
By courting the super-rich, and treating the lowest strata...
Anger must be channelled, not ignored
Moderate political parties must rediscover their own raison d’etre: if they continue to ignore popular angst in favour of a corrupt establishment, we can...
Moderate political parties must rediscover their own raison...
Justice is not a game
The law cannot be seen to serve some defendants better than others, otherwise, we shall be left to conclude that justice is a game
The law cannot be seen to serve some defendants better than...
Barack Obama, a hard act to follow
With Obama's accomplishments having indeed changed the face of the America, he may yet prove a very tough act to follow
With Obama's accomplishments having indeed changed...
Expropriation can only be justified for public use
Though ostensibly presented as a project serving the national interest, the...
Though ostensibly presented as a project serving the...
Are we taking organised crime seriously enough?
One can only imagine the national reaction in Malta if a child is killed...
One can only imagine the national reaction in Malta if...
Paceville: The cart before the high-rise horse
The Labour government seems to be treating Malta’s scarcest...
The Labour government seems to be treating Malta’s...
On judging others by one’s yardstick
The implications of Simon Busuttil’s attack are that any press story which negatively portrays his own party, is automatically an attack on democracy...
The implications of Simon Busuttil’s attack are that...
Panama Papers: More than just offshore
To reflect the European spirit at work inside Brussels’s PANA committee, a Maltese parliamentary committee would mean having MPs speak of all...
To reflect the European spirit at work inside...
Budget 2017: ‘No one left behind’
Budget 2017 provides many short term solutions, but fails to answer fundamental questions
Budget 2017 provides many short term solutions, but fails...
Social budget that addresses pensioner and low-income earners
The 2017 Budget rides on a booming economy shouldered by growing tourism...
The 2017 Budget rides on a booming economy shouldered by...
Politics is a full-time job
The troubles engulfing former Energy Minister Konrad Mizzi stem from his handling of private financial interests while wearing a political hat
The troubles engulfing former Energy Minister Konrad Mizzi...
Shooting the messenger
It is a common tactic to respond to politically turbulent press stories by simply attacking or undermining the medium that printed them
It is a common tactic to respond to politically...
An affront to women’s rights
The compromise on the morning after pill may be convenient for a political class that doesn’t seem interested in the plight of the people affected...
The compromise on the morning after pill may be...