Coronavirus: common sense helps
Nature has thrown mankind a curveball, a virus that has taken the... View more
Analysis
Adrian Delia’s appointment of his lawyer to justice commission questionable
Adrian Delia’s recent appointment of his lawyer to the highest justice organ... View more
When conspiracy theories boom(erang)
Uncertainty is almost always unsettling and trying to keep up with coronavirus... View more
New domestic violence commissioner walks into complex realities
The newly-appointed Commissioner for Gender-Based and Domestic Violence, Audrey Friggieri, is set... View more
A complex landscape for new political forces to navigate
As the PN settles into a stasis – another humdrum stretch in... View more
Harsh libel judgments are a disservice to journalism in Malta
The high financial damages inflicted on The Sunday Times of Malta in... View more
Reassigning hunting responsibilities an electoral boon to Gozo Minister
Although the idea of appointing a minister to be in charge of... View more
Will Malta’s parliamentarians begin to serve their role in a democracy?
It’s not clear whether the recent order instigated by the Office of... View more
Will the new police chief be another puppet?
Prime Minister Robert Abela’s new system for the appointment of the police... View more
Will Labour’s dark horse flop or run?
On having to carry out tricky reforms or steady the country after... View more
Brussels set to intervene on Malta after European Parliament’s resolution
The massive tally of votes garnered by the European Parliament’s resolution on... View more
Prime Minister still pulling all the strings of power
The Council of Europe’s Venice Commission – officially known as the European... View more
Will the public mood bring down Labour?
The Prime Minister’s haggard demeanour on Friday at 3am, after an all-night... View more
A partial review is worse than none at all
The investigation by Public Standards Commissioner George Hyzler into asset declarations by... View more
Can independent media survive where the rule of law is under threat?
A free and impartial media is the fourth pillar of democracy, alongside... View more
Defenders, deniers, traitors, avoiders: MEP candidates on press freedom
MEP candidates agree that press freedom and the rule of law are... View more
Joseph Muscat’s ‘top priority’: The empty promise of social housing since 2013
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat declared on Sunday that there are 14,000 people... View more
Impunity is the name of the game
The closing remarks of the Council of Europe’s Special Rapporteur Pieter Omtzigt... View more
Coronavirus: common sense helps
Nature has thrown mankind a curveball, a virus that has taken the... View more
Adrian Delia’s appointment of his lawyer to justice commission questionable
Adrian Delia’s recent appointment of his lawyer to the highest justice organ... View more
When conspiracy theories boom(erang)
Uncertainty is almost always unsettling and trying to keep up with coronavirus... View more
New domestic violence commissioner walks into complex realities
The newly-appointed Commissioner for Gender-Based and Domestic Violence, Audrey Friggieri, is set... View more
A complex landscape for new political forces to navigate
As the PN settles into a stasis – another humdrum stretch in... View more
Harsh libel judgments are a disservice to journalism in Malta
The high financial damages inflicted on The Sunday Times of Malta in... View more
Reassigning hunting responsibilities an electoral boon to Gozo Minister
Although the idea of appointing a minister to be in charge of... View more
Will Malta’s parliamentarians begin to serve their role in a democracy?
It’s not clear whether the recent order instigated by the Office of... View more
Will the new police chief be another puppet?
Prime Minister Robert Abela’s new system for the appointment of the police... View more
Will Labour’s dark horse flop or run?
On having to carry out tricky reforms or steady the country after... View more
Brussels set to intervene on Malta after European Parliament’s resolution
The massive tally of votes garnered by the European Parliament’s resolution on... View more
Prime Minister still pulling all the strings of power
The Council of Europe’s Venice Commission – officially known as the European... View more
Will the public mood bring down Labour?
The Prime Minister’s haggard demeanour on Friday at 3am, after an all-night... View more
A partial review is worse than none at all
The investigation by Public Standards Commissioner George Hyzler into asset declarations by... View more
Can independent media survive where the rule of law is under threat?
A free and impartial media is the fourth pillar of democracy, alongside... View more
Defenders, deniers, traitors, avoiders: MEP candidates on press freedom
MEP candidates agree that press freedom and the rule of law are... View more
Joseph Muscat’s ‘top priority’: The empty promise of social housing since 2013
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat declared on Sunday that there are 14,000 people... View more
Impunity is the name of the game
The closing remarks of the Council of Europe’s Special Rapporteur Pieter Omtzigt... View more
