Will Gafa never learn?
Tista’ taqra dan l-artiklu bil-Malti Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa has been publicly... View more
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Carpet bombing the institutions, hypothetically
There was a man who suggested that razing Bugibba to the ground,... View more
Supercyrus and psychedelics
Cyrus Engerer is on another dicey mission. He’s all over the media... View more
Auld Lang Syne
There seemed to be an air of impatience as the year 2022... View more
Malta, the Mafia’s paradise
The EU’s smallest member state, Malta, has become the Mafia’s El Dorado.... View more
Fighting corruption for real
Eva Kaili, until a little while ago a European Parliament Vice President,... View more
Robert Abela’s Pinocchio problem
If you don’t want to be sued, stop asking questions. That’s what... View more
Governing under influence
Sam Bankman-Fried is currently facing charges in The Bahamas for the largest... View more
The blindness of arrogance
What should have been a mature informed debate has depressingly descended into... View more
Don’t fall for Abela’s ruse
Robert Abela is like that spoiled kid with overindulgent parents who no... View more
The Importance of Being Saviour
My attention was drawn to the fact that government-handout favourite Saviour Balzan... View more
Silvio Schembri courted catastrophe
Minister Silvio Schembri tweeted in April 2018 the flattering comments about himself... View more
Brutality beyond the law
Bernice Cassar was shot to death by her husband on Tuesday. The... View more
They’re not working, are they?
A young girl and boy were orphaned yesterday. Their mother was taken... View more
Nothing to hide
Frederick Azzopardi, former Infrastructure Malta CEO, insists he has nothing to hide.... View more
Five years and still here
The Shift is still online after five years. I don’t know anyone... View more
Justice’s many blunders
Something strange happened in court on Tuesday. Repubblika’s case against Police Commissioner... View more
Labour’s illegal handover – Kevin Cassar
Robert Abela’s government broke the law. It knew it was breaking the... View more
Will Gafa never learn?
Tista’ taqra dan l-artiklu bil-Malti Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa has been publicly... View more
Carpet bombing the institutions, hypothetically
There was a man who suggested that razing Bugibba to the ground,... View more
Supercyrus and psychedelics
Cyrus Engerer is on another dicey mission. He’s all over the media... View more
Auld Lang Syne
There seemed to be an air of impatience as the year 2022... View more
Malta, the Mafia’s paradise
The EU’s smallest member state, Malta, has become the Mafia’s El Dorado.... View more
Fighting corruption for real
Eva Kaili, until a little while ago a European Parliament Vice President,... View more
Robert Abela’s Pinocchio problem
If you don’t want to be sued, stop asking questions. That’s what... View more
Governing under influence
Sam Bankman-Fried is currently facing charges in The Bahamas for the largest... View more
The blindness of arrogance
What should have been a mature informed debate has depressingly descended into... View more
Don’t fall for Abela’s ruse
Robert Abela is like that spoiled kid with overindulgent parents who no... View more
The Importance of Being Saviour
My attention was drawn to the fact that government-handout favourite Saviour Balzan... View more
Silvio Schembri courted catastrophe
Minister Silvio Schembri tweeted in April 2018 the flattering comments about himself... View more
Brutality beyond the law
Bernice Cassar was shot to death by her husband on Tuesday. The... View more
They’re not working, are they?
A young girl and boy were orphaned yesterday. Their mother was taken... View more
Nothing to hide
Frederick Azzopardi, former Infrastructure Malta CEO, insists he has nothing to hide.... View more
Five years and still here
The Shift is still online after five years. I don’t know anyone... View more
Justice’s many blunders
Something strange happened in court on Tuesday. Repubblika’s case against Police Commissioner... View more
Labour’s illegal handover – Kevin Cassar
Robert Abela’s government broke the law. It knew it was breaking the... View more
