Muscat’s diabolical legacy
As shamed ex-prime minister Joseph Muscat attempts to weather yet another public... View more
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Absolution by the masses
I find myself regularly returning to the subject of the cross-fertilisation of... View more
Konrad’s antics make Labour the real loser
Konrad Mizzi finally appeared before the Parliamentary Accounts Committee (PAC) on 3... View more
The scourge of twisted logic
A photo of what Xlendi will look like when the monstrous six-storey... View more
A congress of clowns
Konrad Mizzi is still running out the clock, this time with longwinded... View more
Stalking the messenger: Ending impunity for illegal surveillance
Guest commentary by Annie Game, Executive Director of IFEX, the global network... View more
‘Nuxellina’ learns her fate
How do you solve a problem like Rosianne? The sacked junior minister... View more
The political apparatus of hate
When it comes to the latest democratic outrage by Labour’s media arm... View more
Travesties of justice
A few days ago, Justice Minister Edward Zammit Lewis and his Opposition... View more
Someone better wake up Alex Muscat
Alex Muscat is either fast asleep or seriously deluded, and I wouldn’t... View more
A catalogue of human rights violations
“Malta’s government is in denial about the catalogue of human rights violations”,... View more
Generation expat
According to an old Greek saying, “A society grows great when old... View more
Steward’s turn of the screw
Robert Abela insistently asks voters: “Who do you want to run the... View more
Is Angelo Gafa above the law?
Former police commissioner Lawrence Cutajar threw away the rule book when selecting... View more
Malta’s child cruelty
The United Nations Committee on the rights of the child maintains that... View more
Jittery moves and election chatter
Rumours of a late November general election have exploded over the past... View more
Because she wrote
The four years that have passed since Daphne Caruana Galizia’s assassination have... View more
Your vote: how to have it both ways
They’re at it again. The two major Parties are discussing how to... View more
Muscat’s diabolical legacy
As shamed ex-prime minister Joseph Muscat attempts to weather yet another public... View more
Absolution by the masses
I find myself regularly returning to the subject of the cross-fertilisation of... View more
Konrad’s antics make Labour the real loser
Konrad Mizzi finally appeared before the Parliamentary Accounts Committee (PAC) on 3... View more
The scourge of twisted logic
A photo of what Xlendi will look like when the monstrous six-storey... View more
A congress of clowns
Konrad Mizzi is still running out the clock, this time with longwinded... View more
Stalking the messenger: Ending impunity for illegal surveillance
Guest commentary by Annie Game, Executive Director of IFEX, the global network... View more
‘Nuxellina’ learns her fate
How do you solve a problem like Rosianne? The sacked junior minister... View more
The political apparatus of hate
When it comes to the latest democratic outrage by Labour’s media arm... View more
Travesties of justice
A few days ago, Justice Minister Edward Zammit Lewis and his Opposition... View more
Someone better wake up Alex Muscat
Alex Muscat is either fast asleep or seriously deluded, and I wouldn’t... View more
A catalogue of human rights violations
“Malta’s government is in denial about the catalogue of human rights violations”,... View more
Generation expat
According to an old Greek saying, “A society grows great when old... View more
Steward’s turn of the screw
Robert Abela insistently asks voters: “Who do you want to run the... View more
Is Angelo Gafa above the law?
Former police commissioner Lawrence Cutajar threw away the rule book when selecting... View more
Malta’s child cruelty
The United Nations Committee on the rights of the child maintains that... View more
Jittery moves and election chatter
Rumours of a late November general election have exploded over the past... View more
Because she wrote
The four years that have passed since Daphne Caruana Galizia’s assassination have... View more
Your vote: how to have it both ways
They’re at it again. The two major Parties are discussing how to... View more
