Enabling slavery
On 14 March 2015, Leilei Liao was found in a restricted area... View more
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Heading straight for the brick wall
That famous ‘40,000’. According to The Times’ survey published on Sunday, not... View more
Bleak house
In April 2020 I had penned a “letter to my future child”.... View more
Robert Abela’s plan of attack
In Friday’s speech to Labour’s general party conference, Robert Abela effectively told... View more
The dishonesty of double standards
Equality Minister Owen Bonnici, who has been condemned by the courts for... View more
Justice through the looking glass
If you want to understand the government’s intent, you can rarely go... View more
We’re biased, and we’re cool with it
Much has been said about The Shift, ever since it was founded. ... View more
Gafa’s gaffes
Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa finally called a press conference. Journalists gathered expectantly... View more
Delay, disrupt, distract: the oil scandal case stumbles on PL’s favourite tactics
Chief Justice Mark Chetcuti last week issued a blistering rebuke to the... View more
Peregin’s PN pitch: lesser evil revisited
The Nationalist Party’s latest election strategist has begun to sell his pitch... View more
Spinning the inquiry
Some communication experts are specialists in what is called ‘pre-suasion’. Before a... View more
10 protests stymied during pandemic on fear of reprisals following police objections
The police have objected to ten protest applications citing legal notices on... View more
Beware long covid, the epidemic’s sting in the tail
One in every 20 people infected with covid-19 will go on to... View more
The hypocrisy he believes in
Owen Bonnici’s latest vapid waffling about ‘the Malta he believes in’ takes... View more
The great tax diversion
Rosianne Cutajar acted as a broker in a €3.1 million property deal... View more
Reputation laundering
Which company did Aleksander Lukashenko, Europe’s last dictator of Belarus who tortured... View more
Conclusions of public inquiry into Daphne Caruana Galizia’s death expected this week
The public inquiry into the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia is... View more
Fearne’s pig’s ear, running on repeat
There is a level of incompetence that verges on the criminal and... View more
Enabling slavery
On 14 March 2015, Leilei Liao was found in a restricted area... View more
Heading straight for the brick wall
That famous ‘40,000’. According to The Times’ survey published on Sunday, not... View more
Bleak house
In April 2020 I had penned a “letter to my future child”.... View more
Robert Abela’s plan of attack
In Friday’s speech to Labour’s general party conference, Robert Abela effectively told... View more
The dishonesty of double standards
Equality Minister Owen Bonnici, who has been condemned by the courts for... View more
Justice through the looking glass
If you want to understand the government’s intent, you can rarely go... View more
We’re biased, and we’re cool with it
Much has been said about The Shift, ever since it was founded. ... View more
Gafa’s gaffes
Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa finally called a press conference. Journalists gathered expectantly... View more
Delay, disrupt, distract: the oil scandal case stumbles on PL’s favourite tactics
Chief Justice Mark Chetcuti last week issued a blistering rebuke to the... View more
Peregin’s PN pitch: lesser evil revisited
The Nationalist Party’s latest election strategist has begun to sell his pitch... View more
Spinning the inquiry
Some communication experts are specialists in what is called ‘pre-suasion’. Before a... View more
10 protests stymied during pandemic on fear of reprisals following police objections
The police have objected to ten protest applications citing legal notices on... View more
Beware long covid, the epidemic’s sting in the tail
One in every 20 people infected with covid-19 will go on to... View more
The hypocrisy he believes in
Owen Bonnici’s latest vapid waffling about ‘the Malta he believes in’ takes... View more
The great tax diversion
Rosianne Cutajar acted as a broker in a €3.1 million property deal... View more
Reputation laundering
Which company did Aleksander Lukashenko, Europe’s last dictator of Belarus who tortured... View more
Conclusions of public inquiry into Daphne Caruana Galizia’s death expected this week
The public inquiry into the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia is... View more
Fearne’s pig’s ear, running on repeat
There is a level of incompetence that verges on the criminal and... View more
