Exhaustion, hope and opportunity
The end of January is drawing near, and the
Petra Caruana Dingli
22 January 2020
Change, not continuity
During the Labour Party leadership campaign, Robert Abela was
Petra Caruana Dingli
15 January 2020
Pushing for change
A month ago, soon after Joseph Muscat announced his
Petra Caruana Dingli
8 January 2020
Let’s have the whole truth in 2020
Yesterday evening, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat broadcast his final
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1 January 2020
Setting the future straight
Today is Christmas day and the shocking events of
Petra Caruana Dingli
25 December 2019
Living in bubbles that burst
Opposition leader Adrian Delia has won the Constitutional case
Petra Caruana Dingli
18 December 2019
Not ‘business as usual’ in Valletta
Labour MP Robert Abela thinks that the ongoing regular
Petra Caruana Dingli
11 December 2019
The tip of the iceberg
Emotions are running very high. The gravity of the
Petra Caruana Dingli
4 December 2019
That final blog post
The situation is desperate, and even worse since Daphne
Petra Caruana Dingli
27 November 2019
The faces of an assassination
The three men accused of carrying out the murder
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20 November 2019
A toxic mix of planning and politics
The most unexpected aspect of the controversial permit for
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6 November 2019
Defending precious spaces of Cospicua
On Sunday morning, residents of Senglea and Cospicua braved
Petra Caruana Dingli
30 October 2019
What will make them listen?
The dust is settling after a week of collective
Petra Caruana Dingli
22 October 2019
The excuse of hindsight, or a vision with foresight?
Joseph Muscat walked up the Auberge de Castille staircase
Petra Caruana Dingli
9 October 2019
A stillborn inquiry
This week British members of parliament railed against their
Petra Caruana Dingli
2 October 2019
Women on the way out
Two of our very few, experienced women politicians are
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25 September 2019
On your marks, get set… not yet
Will he go or won’t he? When Joseph Muscat
Petra Caruana Dingli
18 September 2019
Protests, pledges and politicians
Last Saturday’s environmental protest brought together many different parts
Petra Caruana Dingli
11 September 2019
The silent coup in Valletta
Loud street protests are all over the news. People
Petra Caruana Dingli
4 September 2019
The pen that stung the Republic
A glimpse of a small arm tattoo recently took
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21 August 2019
Keeping scrutiny at bay
Leadership style matters. The same situation can be handled
Petra Caruana Dingli
14 August 2019
The shield and the bulldozer
In the blazing summer sun, anger at the building
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7 August 2019
Trees are not a perception
The Prime Minister takes perceptions seriously and has lodged
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31 July 2019
Raising the heat on the road
A protest against the Central Link project is planned
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24 July 2019
Pandora’s box at St George’s Bay
Opposition to the proposed City Centre by DB Group
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17 July 2019
Numbing the minds of backbenchers
Just imagine if the Environment and Resources Authority Head
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10 July 2019
Reach beyond the Dwejra night sky
The Planning Authority often gets it wrong when issuing
Petra Caruana Dingli
3 July 2019
Backing up or backing off
A move was finally made yesterday within the PN,
Petra Caruana Dingli
26 June 2019
Standards are set at the top
The construction industry disaster has briefly opened a dark
Petra Caruana Dingli
19 June 2019
Another hot, crowded summer
For most people, Sette Giugno is a holiday. It
Petra Caruana Dingli
12 June 2019