It’s time to interrogate Paul Apap Bologna
Paul Apap Bologna has a secret offshore company called Kittiwake Limited. It... View more
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Misfortunes of virtue
The Marquis de Sade’s Justine, a virtuous maiden forced to align herself... View more
Parallel scandals
The former prime minister was sentenced to 12 years in jail and... View more
In thrall to Destiny
The Ancient Greeks had an interesting relationship with fate and destiny. It... View more
A squared circle of criminals
How do you break a circle of criminality, especially if you’re prime... View more
A very Maltese scandal
Anyone following the stench of Malta’s overflowing sewer of scandal and ignominy... View more
Does Neville Gafa live in the Libyan embassy?
Neville Gafa was “operating under Libyan jurisdiction” when he ran Malta’s legally... View more
For the people or against?
“One is either for the people or against” Joseph Muscat bellowed on... View more
Working the institutions
On Sunday we woke to the news that Minister Carmelo Abela is... View more
Security and garden dwarfs
As the economy re-opens, and a general election looms closer, their voices... View more
Unorganized lightning
Amid the myriad shock revelations of a government mired in corruption, fraud,... View more
Glenn Bedingfield swallowed his shoe
Poor Glenn Bedingfield got slapped down. Even Anglu Farrugia wouldn’t back him... View more
Unfit for office
Minister Carmelo Abela is so dishonourable that he disgraces even the Labour... View more
That sense of resignation
The temperature climbed to 27 degrees this Sunday in Luxembourg. It turned... View more
The Costanza defence
Anglu Farrugia: serial verbicidal maniac or humanity’s last hope against Google Translate?... View more
Keep your enemies close
With a government in office threatening to outdo the Sicilian Mafia in... View more
Political responsibility is the new serenity
‘Political responsibility’ is the latest buzzword to capture the Land of Serenity,... View more
Passport perfidy
“We have to agree that the passport programme is a must” Robert... View more
It’s time to interrogate Paul Apap Bologna
Paul Apap Bologna has a secret offshore company called Kittiwake Limited. It... View more
Misfortunes of virtue
The Marquis de Sade’s Justine, a virtuous maiden forced to align herself... View more
Parallel scandals
The former prime minister was sentenced to 12 years in jail and... View more
In thrall to Destiny
The Ancient Greeks had an interesting relationship with fate and destiny. It... View more
A squared circle of criminals
How do you break a circle of criminality, especially if you’re prime... View more
A very Maltese scandal
Anyone following the stench of Malta’s overflowing sewer of scandal and ignominy... View more
Does Neville Gafa live in the Libyan embassy?
Neville Gafa was “operating under Libyan jurisdiction” when he ran Malta’s legally... View more
For the people or against?
“One is either for the people or against” Joseph Muscat bellowed on... View more
Working the institutions
On Sunday we woke to the news that Minister Carmelo Abela is... View more
Security and garden dwarfs
As the economy re-opens, and a general election looms closer, their voices... View more
Unorganized lightning
Amid the myriad shock revelations of a government mired in corruption, fraud,... View more
Glenn Bedingfield swallowed his shoe
Poor Glenn Bedingfield got slapped down. Even Anglu Farrugia wouldn’t back him... View more
Unfit for office
Minister Carmelo Abela is so dishonourable that he disgraces even the Labour... View more
That sense of resignation
The temperature climbed to 27 degrees this Sunday in Luxembourg. It turned... View more
The Costanza defence
Anglu Farrugia: serial verbicidal maniac or humanity’s last hope against Google Translate?... View more
Keep your enemies close
With a government in office threatening to outdo the Sicilian Mafia in... View more
Political responsibility is the new serenity
‘Political responsibility’ is the latest buzzword to capture the Land of Serenity,... View more
Passport perfidy
“We have to agree that the passport programme is a must” Robert... View more