The lonely pariah
There are moments still, that one has to shake one’s head to... View more
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50 shades of greylisting
As the FATF D-Day approaches, the political exchanges on the matter have... View more
Glenn Bedingfield eyes the truth
On 16 June, Glenn Bedingfield gave a speech in parliament that was... View more
Bitter medicine
Clyde Caruana, Malta’s finance minister, has scuttled off to Germany on a... View more
There’s no handshake like a golden handshake
Disgraced former prime minister Joseph Muscat is the gift that keeps on... View more
The sixteenth of every month
Wednesday marked 44 months since Daphne Caruana Galizia was assassinated by a... View more
Jason Micallef’s foreign interference
President George Vella called for an end to politically motivated hate speech... View more
Robert Abela’s fantasies
With a straight face Robert Abela announced Malta will be the “best... View more
The Greatest of All Time
It is silly season in the football world so it might be... View more
The secrecy and the formula
Call it extra-sensory empathy or (if you really must) overweening presumption, but... View more
Dark clouds on the horizon
Robert Abela has chosen his hill to die on. Unfortunately, it’s a... View more
Pembroke sacrificed to the rule of degenerates
The Planning Authority’s decision to allow Silvio Debono’s DB Group to build... View more
Tarnished gold
Finally, after far too many long years, the European Commission has put... View more
Uncivil defender of the nation
Alex Agius Saliba’s face, contorted with hostility and wounded pride, filled the... View more
Playing into the hands of the underworld
Rosianne Cutajar, Ms Dimplechin, aka Nuxellina, she of Catania hostess fame, wants... View more
Critical thinking for critical times
Eighty-seven per cent of voters said they have always voted for the... View more
A paradoxical state of the nation
There is a paradox about the conclusion of Friday’s State of the... View more
U ejja, come on! We’re no longer hamalli
Central Bank Governor and former Finance Minister Edward “U ejja, come on”... View more
The lonely pariah
There are moments still, that one has to shake one’s head to... View more
50 shades of greylisting
As the FATF D-Day approaches, the political exchanges on the matter have... View more
Glenn Bedingfield eyes the truth
On 16 June, Glenn Bedingfield gave a speech in parliament that was... View more
Bitter medicine
Clyde Caruana, Malta’s finance minister, has scuttled off to Germany on a... View more
There’s no handshake like a golden handshake
Disgraced former prime minister Joseph Muscat is the gift that keeps on... View more
The sixteenth of every month
Wednesday marked 44 months since Daphne Caruana Galizia was assassinated by a... View more
Jason Micallef’s foreign interference
President George Vella called for an end to politically motivated hate speech... View more
Robert Abela’s fantasies
With a straight face Robert Abela announced Malta will be the “best... View more
The Greatest of All Time
It is silly season in the football world so it might be... View more
The secrecy and the formula
Call it extra-sensory empathy or (if you really must) overweening presumption, but... View more
Dark clouds on the horizon
Robert Abela has chosen his hill to die on. Unfortunately, it’s a... View more
Pembroke sacrificed to the rule of degenerates
The Planning Authority’s decision to allow Silvio Debono’s DB Group to build... View more
Tarnished gold
Finally, after far too many long years, the European Commission has put... View more
Uncivil defender of the nation
Alex Agius Saliba’s face, contorted with hostility and wounded pride, filled the... View more
Playing into the hands of the underworld
Rosianne Cutajar, Ms Dimplechin, aka Nuxellina, she of Catania hostess fame, wants... View more
Critical thinking for critical times
Eighty-seven per cent of voters said they have always voted for the... View more
A paradoxical state of the nation
There is a paradox about the conclusion of Friday’s State of the... View more
U ejja, come on! We’re no longer hamalli
Central Bank Governor and former Finance Minister Edward “U ejja, come on”... View more
