Cambridge Analytica: subverting democracy, one Facebook profile at a time
Striking a balance between security and privacy has been subject to much... View more
Analysis
Sectarianism only strengthens democracy by the mighty for the mighty
Government’s line of defence, especially when faced by international criticism over the... View more
Muscat cannot wash his hands of Pilatus’ mess
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has tried to shrug off suggestions that he... View more
Desperately seeking silence
Those who love to call assassinated journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia ‘a hate... View more
Democracy is being usurped by its protectors
The primary threat to democracy and its functions in Malta comes from... View more
Brave New Malta: what happens if population rises to 600,000?
The president of the Malta Employers Association (MEA) has predicted that in... View more
A tale of two murders
Two investigative journalists are murdered in two European countries. Both are killed... View more
Ditched MPs’ pension reform: a lost opportunity
This week government withdrew outrageous amendments on MPs’ pensions after the Opposition... View more
Slovakia tries to tackle its demons while Malta stalls
Journalists across Europe are questioning relations between shady business and politicians. The... View more
Burn out: Incineration was a problem then as it is now
Former Resources Minister George Pullicino is gloating on social media, with posts... View more
Cambridge Analytica: subverting democracy, one Facebook profile at a time
Striking a balance between security and privacy has been subject to much... View more
Sectarianism only strengthens democracy by the mighty for the mighty
Government’s line of defence, especially when faced by international criticism over the... View more
Muscat cannot wash his hands of Pilatus’ mess
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has tried to shrug off suggestions that he... View more
Desperately seeking silence
Those who love to call assassinated journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia ‘a hate... View more
Democracy is being usurped by its protectors
The primary threat to democracy and its functions in Malta comes from... View more
Brave New Malta: what happens if population rises to 600,000?
The president of the Malta Employers Association (MEA) has predicted that in... View more
A tale of two murders
Two investigative journalists are murdered in two European countries. Both are killed... View more
Ditched MPs’ pension reform: a lost opportunity
This week government withdrew outrageous amendments on MPs’ pensions after the Opposition... View more
Slovakia tries to tackle its demons while Malta stalls
Journalists across Europe are questioning relations between shady business and politicians. The... View more
Burn out: Incineration was a problem then as it is now
Former Resources Minister George Pullicino is gloating on social media, with posts... View more