Merde alors!
An exasperated Jean Asselborn – Luxembourg’s Foreign Affairs Minister
The gloves are off
Malta, 13 September 2018. A group of environmental protestors
Protesters deserve our gratitude
We got used to the fact that law enforcement
In defence of greed and the pursuit of votes
The Nationalist Party strategists have come up with a
‘Jiena, Joe Sultana’
I had heard of Joe Sultana well before I
An act of resistance
There’s a scene in a film called Matilda –
It’s not freedom when you have no choice
Public land does not stop being public just because
We need less, not more
One word which is often used to describe Malta
Of witches, misogyny and lessons from history
Of all the insults Daphne Caruana Galizia had to
If it’s broken don’t fix it 
The Attorney General Peter Grech on Wednesday accused the
Australia’s migrant policy is no model for us
In the First World War, Wilfred Owen once wrote,
When did we become like this?
Over the last few weeks, I have found it
Where there’s smoke, there’s fire 
The black plumes of smoke rising from the Maghtab
No political will for public inquiry into journalist’s assassination
The most significant aspect of the government’s reply to
Back to Basics: What is the ‘rule of law’?
Perhaps the easiest way to explain the Rule of
On whose side is Joseph Muscat?
We are living in a golden age. While hundreds
The ‘Serenity’ of Joseph Muscat’s Malta
Serenity is an idea to conjure with. Like a
A class of their own
One of my favourite films of all time is
How Joseph Muscat trumps the rule of law in Malta
In the US, the rule of law prevails. In
The choices we make
We are a reflection of our society, and our
The plight of ‘homeless voters’
The Maltese electorate can be more or less divided
Underdog-eats-dog
Labour is the eternal underdog, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat
Losing Joseph Muscat’s religion
There’s a joke by Emo Philips that goes “I
Malta: A haven for tax evaders
A National Statistics Office (NSO) report again confirmed that
Making up our mind
“History is written by the victors” is an old
Killing a journalist a second time
It’s 10 months down the line, and the only
This is not about bullying
The events of the past three weeks have been
A one-party state in the making 
March 2008. In what turned out to be a
The triumph of reverse snobbery 
Not so long ago, Labour supporters were the victims
Hurling down the accuser 
‘Vindicate’ and ‘vindictive’ are two words commonly confused. Although

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