Malta’s child cruelty
The United Nations Committee on the rights of the
Jittery moves and election chatter
Rumours of a late November general election have exploded
Because she wrote
The four years that have passed since Daphne Caruana
Your vote: how to have it both ways
They’re at it again. The two major Parties are
Standards Down Under
“I have made it clear that if any of
Clyde Caruana’s magic faraway tree
Apologies to Enid Blyton. But listening to Clyde Caruana’s
Democracy’s not going anywhere
“I choose not to go.” Konrad Mizzi’s reply to
TVM’s alternate universe
Unless you’ve watched TVMnews+, you don’t know half of
Heroes with feet of clay
Do they really not get it, all those “prosit
Malta’s worst recession in decades
With his trademark smirk and mocking insolence, Joseph Muscat
The Constitution and its enemies
For over a decade I have been advocating wholesale
The vision fling
Some politicians have a thing about vision: they can’t
Factory of lies
What’s happened to PN MP Karol Aquilina over the
Disposable foreigners and the road to riches
Jaiteh Lamin fell two storeys from a building site
Malta: a flawed democracy
The Economist Intelligence Unit relegated Malta to “a flawed
Never trust a turncoat
The extraordinary news that Labour MP and PN flip-flopper
The point of perspective
At the start of the 15th century Filippo Brunelleschi
From cranes to craniums
Our minister of finance, Clyde Caruana, is back with
Public funds for private hobbies
The government has opened the coffers of the National
Zammit Lewis’ certificate
Edward Zammit Lewis was feeling the heat.  Visibly angry
Portelli and the politicians
Joseph Portelli, the Gozitan building contractor who appeared out
The enemy is the state 
The State is under siege. Its enemies are everywhere.
With passport sales, we undermine our sovereignty
Many readers of The Shift will already be sympathetic
The sound of doors slamming shut
What must it be like to be Clyde Caruana,
Still sinking with no end in sight
Finance Ministry permanent secretary Alfred Camilleri claimed Malta would
Joseph Muscat: Hero of two worlds
He was one of those rare people who, despite
The democracy of pigeons
Tell me that an election is coming without telling
Smug brush offs won’t save you, Robert
Robert Abela, astonishingly serving as prime minister of Malta,
Framing the electoral choice
They slipped under the radar, Malta’s most significant responses
Unfit for office, and oblivious
He was screwing his face up, scowling and frowning,

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