The flipside of freedom
What then is freedom if not the power to
The happy fibber – Kevin Cassar
“I am very happy,” Edward Zammit Lewis declared. Had
Keeping up appearances – Ranier Fsadni
One of life’s mysteries is how two men could
The perils of renting in Malta – Ryan Murdock
Roadwork is in the news again as excavators create
Compliance in their words
GRECO (the Group of States against Corruption), the Council
Impunity rules
Tista’ taqra dan l-artiklu bil-Malti hawn. On 29 June
The hippopotamus phase of corruption
The corruption of a free society is a multi-phase
New museum for Malta’s most lucrative industry
Malta is finally getting a museum celebrating its most
Are we what we are?
The Eurovision is a welcome appointment of distracting entertainment
Evarist Bartolo blames you
The nerve of some politicians. In Evarist Bartolo’s recent
The speaker who can’t speak – in more ways than one
The inarticulate thug occupying the post of Speaker of
War and conflict: lessons in democracy
Anġlu Farrugia cut a sorry figure in parliament on
Only allegations, just speculation
Ian Borg misled parliament.  On 8 November,  Borg told
Parliament of howls
It’s a funny old world. There are crowned midgets
The honeymoon is over
The honeymoon is over and the piper wants to
The rules of the game
There was nothing illegal about it. At least not
Propagandist in chief
Tista’ taqra dan l-artiklu bil-Malti hawn. A video of
The grey list is getting greyer
Malta is a world leader in setting standards for
Back in business
They’re back in business. It took only a few
Institutionalised hypocrisy
For the past four weeks, we’ve had to sit
The massacre
In the south of Malta, a few hours after
Robert Abela’s unexplained luck
Some people have all the luck. With some, it’s
It’s not me, it’s them
I can’t remember when I realised there was a
Anglu Farrugia’s reward
“Speaker Anglu Farrugia carried out important work in the
Evarist Bartolo, Zen Warrior
It is two years almost to the month that
Perverted representation
In 1716, the UK Parliament voted to extend its
Taking us for fools
The past few days have succeeded in destroying what
Credentialled, curated, connected – Labour’s new MPs
Meet Omar Farrugia, 27, one of Labour’s crop of
Human rights violator handed public broadcasting
The man formerly responsible for trampling on the free
Those complicit competent authorities – Jacques René Zammit
Belief. It’s an act of faith. It requires trust

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