Opinion: The Kappillan of Malta
I found Father Marc Andre Camilleri’s impassionate apologia for
Opinion: Apology, no apology
It must have been during those philosophy or English
Opinion: We need to talk about Roberta Whatshername
In case you have not noticed, there is an
Opinion: Contingency Plans
On Tuesday, there was a brief worldwide outage of
Opinion: Word power
Words are powerful, there is no doubt about that,
Opinion: Rehab for political junkies
Justyne Caruana is the latest name to be enrolled
Opinion: Robert’s friend the disgraced ex-PM
Speaking at a Labour Party (PL) political activity on
Opinion: With great resolve
We begin 2024 very much where we left the
Opinion: The Labour cartel won’t change itself
An experienced EU lawyer and football enthusiast said on
Opinion: Freezing this Christmas
Daphne Caruana Galizia famously broke the news about the
Opinion: The caring society
Among the proposals included in a public consultation document
Opinion: Missing the wood for the trees
Robert Abela stood outside parliament answering questions about the
Playing God in Gaza
There is a story in the bible, in the
Opinion: Courting injustice
Robert Abela’s finger-wagging antics in parliament on Monday night
Opinion: Who will love our children?
It is with a heavy heart that I take
Opinion: This is how we do it
Tista’ taqra dan l-artiklu bil-Malti If this is not the
Opinion: The Metsola moment
It was never going to be a monumental speech.
The King’s Defence
There’s a massive scandal in Poland right now. The
Opinion: Life among frauds
The annual August stay in Malta usually helps reset
Let them read books – Jacques Rene Zammit
“Let them read books!” does not really carry the
Hostages – Jacques René Zammit
“The government will no longer remain a hostage to
Daphne’s Law – Jacques René Zammit
The European Parliament has voted in favour of an
Ars gratia artis (Art for art’s sake)
‘Art for art’s sake’ is an expression of the
Without fear or favour – Jacques René Zammit
Muscat, disgraced and dishonoured, does not fear arrest. At
The Freemasons, the witch hunt and the kangaroo court – Jacques René Zammit
Disgraced. That’s the first thing they have in common.
Last-ditch jury – Jacques René Zammit
Last week, Donald Trump was found guilty of sexual
Those unknowing recipients – Jacques René Zammit
What was Byron thinking? What was Graziella thinking too?
The aesthetics of corruption – Jacques René Zammit
An HSBC manager who swindled home loan clients up
The quest for justice
A young man put up a banner outside parliament
Blogs, books and a beleaguered government – Jacques René Zammit
At last week’s Labour conference, Robert Abela behaved like

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