The speaker who can’t speak – in more ways than one
The inarticulate thug occupying the post of Speaker of the House sat... View more
Blanche Gatt
Institutionalised hypocrisy
For the past four weeks, we’ve had to sit and watch the... View more
Taking us for fools
The past few days have succeeded in destroying what little faith we... View more
Prove us wrong, Robert Abela
Newly-returned Prime Minister Robert Abela starts his fresh legislature with a powerful... View more
Home to roost – Blanche Gatt
The day after tomorrow, according to all the major surveys, Malta will... View more
Solving crimes, the Maltese way
Victoria Buttigieg and Angelo Gafa have some explaining to do. To the... View more
It’s only impossible until it’s done
This year, 2022, is Malta’s opportunity to prove that nothing is impossible.... View more
A Maltese Christmas carol
Last night, many of us celebrated Christmas Eve with friends and family,... View more
The secrets on Keith’s phone
Something’s afoot in the land of misrule. Again. (And again, but never... View more
Who took those photos?
Four days ago, in London, two Metropolitan Police officers who shared photos... View more
Bandwagon Dalli
Helena Dalli’s latest bungle as EU Equality Commissioner, necessitating a mortifying climbdown,... View more
The Electrogas hockey stick
The EU could end up helping accused murderer Yorgen Fenech and his... View more
SiGMA – raising the spectre of summer 2020
Robert Abela has some explaining to do. The prime minister gave a... View more
Wrecking the PN’s chances
If the PN continues to ignore Bernard Grech’s weak leadership, then we... View more
Malta’s house of horrors
“Christ forgave the bastards, but I can’t!” – Billy Hayes, the young... View more
Muscat’s diabolical legacy
As shamed ex-prime minister Joseph Muscat attempts to weather yet another public... View more
The scourge of twisted logic
A photo of what Xlendi will look like when the monstrous six-storey... View more
Travesties of justice
A few days ago, Justice Minister Edward Zammit Lewis and his Opposition... View more
The speaker who can’t speak – in more ways than one
The inarticulate thug occupying the post of Speaker of the House sat... View more
Institutionalised hypocrisy
For the past four weeks, we’ve had to sit and watch the... View more
Taking us for fools
The past few days have succeeded in destroying what little faith we... View more
Prove us wrong, Robert Abela
Newly-returned Prime Minister Robert Abela starts his fresh legislature with a powerful... View more
Home to roost – Blanche Gatt
The day after tomorrow, according to all the major surveys, Malta will... View more
Solving crimes, the Maltese way
Victoria Buttigieg and Angelo Gafa have some explaining to do. To the... View more
It’s only impossible until it’s done
This year, 2022, is Malta’s opportunity to prove that nothing is impossible.... View more
A Maltese Christmas carol
Last night, many of us celebrated Christmas Eve with friends and family,... View more
The secrets on Keith’s phone
Something’s afoot in the land of misrule. Again. (And again, but never... View more
Who took those photos?
Four days ago, in London, two Metropolitan Police officers who shared photos... View more
Bandwagon Dalli
Helena Dalli’s latest bungle as EU Equality Commissioner, necessitating a mortifying climbdown,... View more
The Electrogas hockey stick
The EU could end up helping accused murderer Yorgen Fenech and his... View more
SiGMA – raising the spectre of summer 2020
Robert Abela has some explaining to do. The prime minister gave a... View more
Wrecking the PN’s chances
If the PN continues to ignore Bernard Grech’s weak leadership, then we... View more
Malta’s house of horrors
“Christ forgave the bastards, but I can’t!” – Billy Hayes, the young... View more
Muscat’s diabolical legacy
As shamed ex-prime minister Joseph Muscat attempts to weather yet another public... View more
The scourge of twisted logic
A photo of what Xlendi will look like when the monstrous six-storey... View more
Travesties of justice
A few days ago, Justice Minister Edward Zammit Lewis and his Opposition... View more
