Critical thinking for critical times
Eighty-seven per cent of voters said they have always voted for the... View more
Jacques René Zammit
Situations vacant
A headline in a Luxembourg newspaper this week announced that “Luxembourg is... View more
In thrall to Destiny
The Ancient Greeks had an interesting relationship with fate and destiny. It... View more
Working the institutions
On Sunday we woke to the news that Minister Carmelo Abela is... View more
That sense of resignation
The temperature climbed to 27 degrees this Sunday in Luxembourg. It turned... View more
Redemption
It was 635 for, 46 against and 12 abstentions. That was the... View more
Pulcinella’s secret
Some junior minister whose name is not worth remembering has stated that... View more
Inscribed in stone
There was obviously a commemorative plaque that needed unveiling during the latest... View more
We are not OK
It is enough to drive you insane. That feeling that in the... View more
Justice and atonement
The Easter period seems to have brought with it a conscience to... View more
Axis vs Allied: The truth wars
A banner goes up outside the offices of The Times of Malta.... View more
New Zealand lamb
I found the timing of Keith Schembri’s arraignment and detainment uncanny. My... View more
The damn nation
The latest cartoon from the Charlie Hebdo stables to spark outrageous reactions... View more
Hot under the collar
That press conference. People were still talking about it over the weekend.... View more
Oceania 1984, Malta 2021
The flashes began with the news that Assistant Commissioner Ian Abdilla was... View more
We could be anti-heroes
The end of this month brought with it the first anniversaries from... View more
Partial Law
I was almost tempted to waste another article dissecting Robert Abela’s Sunday... View more
Unity: the new opiate of the people
The news that President George Vella has announced a Conference for National... View more
Critical thinking for critical times
Eighty-seven per cent of voters said they have always voted for the... View more
Situations vacant
A headline in a Luxembourg newspaper this week announced that “Luxembourg is... View more
In thrall to Destiny
The Ancient Greeks had an interesting relationship with fate and destiny. It... View more
Working the institutions
On Sunday we woke to the news that Minister Carmelo Abela is... View more
That sense of resignation
The temperature climbed to 27 degrees this Sunday in Luxembourg. It turned... View more
Redemption
It was 635 for, 46 against and 12 abstentions. That was the... View more
Pulcinella’s secret
Some junior minister whose name is not worth remembering has stated that... View more
Inscribed in stone
There was obviously a commemorative plaque that needed unveiling during the latest... View more
We are not OK
It is enough to drive you insane. That feeling that in the... View more
Justice and atonement
The Easter period seems to have brought with it a conscience to... View more
Axis vs Allied: The truth wars
A banner goes up outside the offices of The Times of Malta.... View more
New Zealand lamb
I found the timing of Keith Schembri’s arraignment and detainment uncanny. My... View more
The damn nation
The latest cartoon from the Charlie Hebdo stables to spark outrageous reactions... View more
Hot under the collar
That press conference. People were still talking about it over the weekend.... View more
Oceania 1984, Malta 2021
The flashes began with the news that Assistant Commissioner Ian Abdilla was... View more
We could be anti-heroes
The end of this month brought with it the first anniversaries from... View more
Partial Law
I was almost tempted to waste another article dissecting Robert Abela’s Sunday... View more
Unity: the new opiate of the people
The news that President George Vella has announced a Conference for National... View more
