Robert Abela seeks his pound of flesh
Robert Abela is still at it, working diligently to destroy The Shift,... View more
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Tearing into the University
Why does Labour keep attacking the University of Malta? Why does Finance... View more
Is the government a money launderer?
I love the reliance on the box-ticking process to which the powers-that-be... View more
Orban’s defeat is a warning Malta shouldn’t ignore
There’s a particular kind of silence that follows the collapse of a... View more
Who’s next?
After all these years of reporting on democratic backsliding in the European... View more
Denial is not a strategy
A delegation from the EU Budgetary Control Committee visited Malta at the... View more
The 82% manifesto claim that doesn’t add up
The Maltese government’s assertion that it has fulfilled 82% of its 2022... View more
Robert Abela’s fair value
Magistrate Lara Lanfranco has decreed that Vitals and Steward Health Care CEO... View more
The beast of Gozo
There is something almost indecently neat about the suggestion that Salvatore Riina... View more
How Robert Abela’s debt will come back to bite us
When Robert Abela ascended the steps of Castille, wide-eyed and bushy-tailed in... View more
Mediterranean Sweden, or far-fetched comparison?
On Sunday, Prime Minister Robert Abela told the party faithful who tuned... View more
Watering our image
It’s always touching, isn’t it? When a Labour minister suddenly discovers, like... View more
Hacking the Malta Gaming Authority
The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) is in the news again. And once... View more
Elections: manifestly, yes… but no
It’s not the first time I’ve been in wonderment, but last Sunday... View more
Green promises, grey realities
“We deliver on what we promise,” Energy and Environment Minister Miriam Dalli... View more
Paying for Labour’s human rights breaches
In 1967, a PN government requisitioned a property at 362 St Joseph... View more
When the fringe stops being funny
Some political movements could comfortably hold their annual conference in a moderately... View more
The ‘attack’ on Clayton Bartolo and his wife
MP Clayton Bartolo made a great catch when he married Amanda Muscat.... View more
Robert Abela seeks his pound of flesh
Robert Abela is still at it, working diligently to destroy The Shift,... View more
Tearing into the University
Why does Labour keep attacking the University of Malta? Why does Finance... View more
Is the government a money launderer?
I love the reliance on the box-ticking process to which the powers-that-be... View more
Orban’s defeat is a warning Malta shouldn’t ignore
There’s a particular kind of silence that follows the collapse of a... View more
Who’s next?
After all these years of reporting on democratic backsliding in the European... View more
Denial is not a strategy
A delegation from the EU Budgetary Control Committee visited Malta at the... View more
The 82% manifesto claim that doesn’t add up
The Maltese government’s assertion that it has fulfilled 82% of its 2022... View more
Robert Abela’s fair value
Magistrate Lara Lanfranco has decreed that Vitals and Steward Health Care CEO... View more
The beast of Gozo
There is something almost indecently neat about the suggestion that Salvatore Riina... View more
How Robert Abela’s debt will come back to bite us
When Robert Abela ascended the steps of Castille, wide-eyed and bushy-tailed in... View more
Mediterranean Sweden, or far-fetched comparison?
On Sunday, Prime Minister Robert Abela told the party faithful who tuned... View more
Watering our image
It’s always touching, isn’t it? When a Labour minister suddenly discovers, like... View more
Hacking the Malta Gaming Authority
The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) is in the news again. And once... View more
Elections: manifestly, yes… but no
It’s not the first time I’ve been in wonderment, but last Sunday... View more
Green promises, grey realities
“We deliver on what we promise,” Energy and Environment Minister Miriam Dalli... View more
Paying for Labour’s human rights breaches
In 1967, a PN government requisitioned a property at 362 St Joseph... View more
When the fringe stops being funny
Some political movements could comfortably hold their annual conference in a moderately... View more
The ‘attack’ on Clayton Bartolo and his wife
MP Clayton Bartolo made a great catch when he married Amanda Muscat.... View more