The oppression of silence
We have learnt nothing. We are still the same, weak, pliable, submissive... View more
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Weaponising the vote
A reader has written to urge me to make a case for... View more
Eye-watering avarice
“There were even occasions when we worked on a Sunday,” Robert Abela... View more
Living on borrowed money and borrowed time
The prime minister seems to have lost the plot and started making... View more
Our regulators: men of straw
Guest post by financial services practitioner Paul Bonello On Wednesday, the Public... View more
Politics, for what it’s worth
Your average cynic believes that the world is made up of people... View more
Ageing without grace
Joseph Muscat turned 48 last week. His 49th-year resolution was that he... View more
Robert Abela’s bind
As in one of those ‘Neputija tal-Kappillan’ farces, in which characters exit... View more
The great stagnation
A great stagnation is upon us, and it isn’t all the fault... View more
The devil’s tricks
The storm of scandals that has hit the Labour Party in the... View more
Deeds not words
Prime minister Abela bragged, “We are not afraid of public scrutiny –... View more
Two years of Robert Abela
The anniversary of Robert Abela’s two years in office has seen billboards... View more
Cry havoc and unleash the dogs of war
“Celebrities who retreat from the public eye will always be legends, no... View more
Knock knock knocking on Muscat’s door
Malta’s police are surely among the most courteous of law enforcement officials.... View more
Good governance is not the order of the day
It is unclear why anyone would think it was a good idea... View more
The duty of candour
If you aren’t prosecuted and found guilty of serious crime, you can... View more
The press needs good faith not just new laws
What’s needed to implement the Caruana Galizia public inquiry’s recommendations concerning the... View more
Chris Fearne’s perennial hypocrisy
Chris Fearne was supposed to be the ‘clean one’. The one who... View more
The oppression of silence
We have learnt nothing. We are still the same, weak, pliable, submissive... View more
Weaponising the vote
A reader has written to urge me to make a case for... View more
Eye-watering avarice
“There were even occasions when we worked on a Sunday,” Robert Abela... View more
Living on borrowed money and borrowed time
The prime minister seems to have lost the plot and started making... View more
Our regulators: men of straw
Guest post by financial services practitioner Paul Bonello On Wednesday, the Public... View more
Politics, for what it’s worth
Your average cynic believes that the world is made up of people... View more
Ageing without grace
Joseph Muscat turned 48 last week. His 49th-year resolution was that he... View more
Robert Abela’s bind
As in one of those ‘Neputija tal-Kappillan’ farces, in which characters exit... View more
The great stagnation
A great stagnation is upon us, and it isn’t all the fault... View more
The devil’s tricks
The storm of scandals that has hit the Labour Party in the... View more
Deeds not words
Prime minister Abela bragged, “We are not afraid of public scrutiny –... View more
Two years of Robert Abela
The anniversary of Robert Abela’s two years in office has seen billboards... View more
Cry havoc and unleash the dogs of war
“Celebrities who retreat from the public eye will always be legends, no... View more
Knock knock knocking on Muscat’s door
Malta’s police are surely among the most courteous of law enforcement officials.... View more
Good governance is not the order of the day
It is unclear why anyone would think it was a good idea... View more
The duty of candour
If you aren’t prosecuted and found guilty of serious crime, you can... View more
The press needs good faith not just new laws
What’s needed to implement the Caruana Galizia public inquiry’s recommendations concerning the... View more
Chris Fearne’s perennial hypocrisy
Chris Fearne was supposed to be the ‘clean one’. The one who... View more
