After the earthquake
The consequences of Britain’s decision to pull out of the EU are nothing if not far-reaching and momentous
The consequences of Britain’s decision to pull out of...
Overplaying the abortion card
Stressing that the morning-after pill was not abortive, Serracino Inglott also confirmed that pills with the same active ingredients and mode of action were...
Stressing that the morning-after pill was not abortive,...
‘Remain’ remains the sensible choice
The 'remain' campaign may win the battle on purely factual grounds
The 'remain' campaign may win the battle on...
If ‘sex sells’, it should be regulated
In recent years there has been a spate of suicides associated with the failure...
In recent years there has been a spate of suicides...
Malta needs a proper planning policy
A reform of policies is expected from an alternative government which promises to be greener
A reform of policies is expected from an alternative...
A vision of one’s own
We do not know much else about the new Democratic Party, besides its leadership
We do not know much else about the new Democratic Party,...
Setting the libel record straight
Failure to distinguish between politically exposed persons and public figures who are not politically exposed is very often the cause for libel suits
Failure to distinguish between politically exposed...
The untouchables
There is a lacuna that must be addressed with urgency: public servants, and chairpersons/officials of public entities and national agencies such as the MFSA,...
There is a lacuna that must be addressed with urgency:...
Who calls the shots on hunting?
The government’s decision to impose a moratorium on turtle dove hunting speaks volumes about the bizarre political realities
The government’s decision to impose a moratorium on...
Limited space calls for limited development
The organisers of ‘Kamp Emergenza Ambjent’ were perfectly justified...
The organisers of ‘Kamp Emergenza Ambjent’ were...
Reclaiming control over the environment
The broader aims of the protest was to raise awareness of the environmental plight of the Maltese islands
The broader aims of the protest was to raise awareness of...
Increasing minimum wage would be a start
A study by the Church organisation Caritas laid bare how some families cannot keep up with even the most basic costs of living
A study by the Church organisation Caritas laid bare how...
A crisis of morality
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s contribution to this week’s Global Forum on Corruption in London was bound to raise eyebrows locally and abroad.
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s contribution to this...
Panama goes beyond national politics
Ultimately, the Panama Papers leak is about the politics of wealth, not just about the people and companies caught with their pants down. Global tax avoidance...
Ultimately, the Panama Papers leak is about the politics of...
The big sleep
It will be up to the Commissioner for Inland Revenue and the finance minister to really assure the public that a real investigation on tax avoidance will take...
It will be up to the Commissioner for Inland Revenue and...
Saved by a superconnector?
Nobody expected that Air Malta’s restructuring programme mandated under strict European Commission conditions, would have seen the airline perform a...
Nobody expected that Air Malta’s restructuring...
A half-baked measure
Muscat – regardless of any personal involvement in the actual scandal – is not only powerless to act against transgressing ministers, but is...
Muscat – regardless of any personal involvement in...
A question of priorities
Humanitarian visas may not be a panacea and they will not completely stem irregular immigration to Europe. But they can at least save lives. At this point,...
Humanitarian visas may not be a panacea and they will not...
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National
Cutajar hits back after being spotted swimming in same hotel where Fenech trial jurors are being housed
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National
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