Debunking the myth of the government’s fiscal competence
It is easy to argue that the Maltese economy has never done... View more
Analysis
How Steward Healthcare came for its pound of flesh, and why the government couldn’t stop it
If there is one thing that the International Chamber of Commerce’s (ICC)... View more
Jason Micallef syndrome
By now, it seems clear that the entire country spent the past... View more
How the prime minister backed himself into a corner
Prime minister Robert Abela seems to have a chronic inability to read... View more
How our politicians export Maltese bickering to the European stage
One of the most well-known examples of the dysfunctional nature of Maltese... View more
Trouble brewing in the European Parliament over Metsola’s aspiration for a third term
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola is reportedly ruffling feathers in Brussels, particularly... View more
Eight years later: where are the enablers who created the climate for Daphne’s murder?
Despite it being eight years since her murder, justice for Daphne Caruana... View more
Anyone’s right to swing their fist ends where someone else’s face begins
Recent statistics about illegal hunting incidents tracked by voluntary conservation groups have... View more
Ian Borg’s hollow nobel peace prize nomination exposes divisions within the Labour Party
Here’s something about foreign minister Ian Borg’s decision to nominate US President... View more
Momentum asks Commissioner to investigate breach of ethics on asset declarations
Momentum, the new political party led by Arnold Cassola, has asked the... View more
Analysis: Why withholding information erodes trust in law enforcement
On 1 March, the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) published its annual... View more
Propaganda propping up a party
Prime Minister Robert Abela’s government survives scandal after scandal. The severity and... View more
Abela’s arguments against Jean Paul Sofia public inquiry identical to Muscat’s
Prime Minister Robert Abela’s justifications for refusing to initiate a public inquiry... View more
The change we demand
One of the most revealing comments about Malta was made last month... View more
Time to bin the ‘serenity’ and ‘peace of mind’ clichés
The survey published by US analytics company Gallup that revealed the Maltese... View more
Post-Deiulemar BOV share price: Was there an attempt at market manipulation?
An op-ed by a leading financial analyst in Malta. Bank of Valletta... View more
Echoing concerns: 3 high profile reports on Malta’s rule of law in 2 days
Three analyses on the rule of law in Malta from different European... View more
Scrutiny and standards go hand in hand
Criticism is for has-beens, accountability is for fools, and standards are for... View more
Debunking the myth of the government’s fiscal competence
It is easy to argue that the Maltese economy has never done... View more
How Steward Healthcare came for its pound of flesh, and why the government couldn’t stop it
If there is one thing that the International Chamber of Commerce’s (ICC)... View more
Jason Micallef syndrome
By now, it seems clear that the entire country spent the past... View more
How the prime minister backed himself into a corner
Prime minister Robert Abela seems to have a chronic inability to read... View more
How our politicians export Maltese bickering to the European stage
One of the most well-known examples of the dysfunctional nature of Maltese... View more
Trouble brewing in the European Parliament over Metsola’s aspiration for a third term
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola is reportedly ruffling feathers in Brussels, particularly... View more
Eight years later: where are the enablers who created the climate for Daphne’s murder?
Despite it being eight years since her murder, justice for Daphne Caruana... View more
Anyone’s right to swing their fist ends where someone else’s face begins
Recent statistics about illegal hunting incidents tracked by voluntary conservation groups have... View more
Ian Borg’s hollow nobel peace prize nomination exposes divisions within the Labour Party
Here’s something about foreign minister Ian Borg’s decision to nominate US President... View more
Momentum asks Commissioner to investigate breach of ethics on asset declarations
Momentum, the new political party led by Arnold Cassola, has asked the... View more
Analysis: Why withholding information erodes trust in law enforcement
On 1 March, the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) published its annual... View more
Propaganda propping up a party
Prime Minister Robert Abela’s government survives scandal after scandal. The severity and... View more
Abela’s arguments against Jean Paul Sofia public inquiry identical to Muscat’s
Prime Minister Robert Abela’s justifications for refusing to initiate a public inquiry... View more
The change we demand
One of the most revealing comments about Malta was made last month... View more
Time to bin the ‘serenity’ and ‘peace of mind’ clichés
The survey published by US analytics company Gallup that revealed the Maltese... View more
Post-Deiulemar BOV share price: Was there an attempt at market manipulation?
An op-ed by a leading financial analyst in Malta. Bank of Valletta... View more
Echoing concerns: 3 high profile reports on Malta’s rule of law in 2 days
Three analyses on the rule of law in Malta from different European... View more
Scrutiny and standards go hand in hand
Criticism is for has-beens, accountability is for fools, and standards are for... View more