Opinion
As the start of summer, MFA President Bjorn Vassallo sent a threatening... View more
Fortina: Who’s going to resign now?
The National Audit Office has done its duty, and the public a... View more
The resignation that would never happen in Malta
The Deputy Prime Minister just resigned, simply for failing to seek professional tax... View more
Alex Borg’s narrow win and the PN’s unfinished reckoning
The Nationalist Party has awoken to a new leader, but not necessarily... View more
Robert Abela orders journalists to act responsibly
On its 90th anniversary, The Times of Malta organised a conference themed... View more
KM Malta Airlines’ troubling drug and alcohol cover-up
On 19 August, the BBC reported that Kathryn Scott, a Virgin Atlantic... View more
Chris Cardona: the person of trust nobody trusts
Chris Cardona is back. He’s been appointed consultant with the Education Ministry... View more
Malta’s media freedom: Laws on paper, shackles in practice
Legal Notice 175 of 2025, bearing the grandiose title European Media Freedom... View more
Miriam Dalli takes Bormla for a ride
Labour treats the residents of Cospicua like idiots. It takes the residents... View more
The weaponisation of surveys
Polls Don’t Just Measure Opinion — They Aim to Shape It By... View more
MFA President’s ‘Rest in Peace’
As the start of summer, MFA President Bjorn Vassallo sent a threatening... View more
Fortina: Who’s going to resign now?
The National Audit Office has done its duty, and the public a... View more
The resignation that would never happen in Malta
The Deputy Prime Minister just resigned, simply for failing to seek professional tax... View more
Alex Borg’s narrow win and the PN’s unfinished reckoning
The Nationalist Party has awoken to a new leader, but not necessarily... View more
Robert Abela orders journalists to act responsibly
On its 90th anniversary, The Times of Malta organised a conference themed... View more
KM Malta Airlines’ troubling drug and alcohol cover-up
On 19 August, the BBC reported that Kathryn Scott, a Virgin Atlantic... View more
Chris Cardona: the person of trust nobody trusts
Chris Cardona is back. He’s been appointed consultant with the Education Ministry... View more
Malta’s media freedom: Laws on paper, shackles in practice
Legal Notice 175 of 2025, bearing the grandiose title European Media Freedom... View more
Miriam Dalli takes Bormla for a ride
Labour treats the residents of Cospicua like idiots. It takes the residents... View more
The weaponisation of surveys
Polls Don’t Just Measure Opinion — They Aim to Shape It By... View more