Television is not dying. It is changing
Silvio Scerri
If entertainment programming today can generate advertising, sponsorship and significant commercial returns, should public funding structures continue to operate exactly as they...
We choose to build Momentum. Not because it is easy, but because it is hard
Mark Camilleri Gambin
We don't need an easy way out; we need to do the hard work to continue building a genuine, transparent option from the ground up
Robert Abela can make some courageous reforms, he has nothing to lose
Saviour Balzan

The winner does not take all 

The winner does not take all 

Will we wake up today to the same Malta?
Josanne Cassar

Many people moan and whine but hold back when it comes to actually voting for change is down to the adage 'better the devil you know'

Many people moan and whine but hold back when it comes to...

Campaigning is over. Malta must now focus on governability
JP Fabri

Beneath victory or defeat lies a more important challenge. Malta must begin...

Beneath victory or defeat lies a more important challenge....

Tick tock, tick tock…
Saviour Balzan

All surveys contained caveats enshrined in the high number of undecided voters and others who potentially provided false replies when quizzed about their...

All surveys contained caveats enshrined in the high number...

Strengthening Malta’s cannabis reform: an electoral promise

The pivotal role of civil society has been frequently recognised by UN and EU...

The pivotal role of civil society has been frequently...

Pembroke and the politics of environmental hypocrisy
Mark Anthony Camilleri

The residents of Pembroke, Swieqi, and the wider Maltese public deserve better...

The residents of Pembroke, Swieqi, and the wider Maltese...

From politics to management: Why Malta needs a rupture
Mark M. Scerri

What is required, therefore, is not better management, but a rupture. A rupture...

What is required, therefore, is not better management, but...

Malta cannot breathe without change
Julian Borg

Nifs Ġdid is not just a slogan, it represents a commitment to real change

Nifs Ġdid is not just a slogan, it represents a commitment...

An economist’s case for continuity, credibility, and care
Cressida Galea

The Labour Party manifesto is the stronger national programme not because it is...

The Labour Party manifesto is the stronger national...

Built to exclude
Christian Colombo / Joanna Onions

What might unmake it is the slow accumulation of small refusals agreed across the aisle, until a generation of our neighbours quietly concludes that the...

What might unmake it is the slow accumulation of small...

The Malta I believe in
Joseph Grech

Preserving our country does not mean resisting progress. It means understanding that true progress must be sustainable. It means recognising that economic...

Preserving our country does not mean resisting progress. It...

Economic certainty in uncertain times
Jonathan Spiteri

The take home message is simple: Despite global economic uncertainties and a hotly-contested general election, the Maltese economy is still firing on all...

The take home message is simple: Despite global economic...

A bizarre election: Why none of the options convinced me
James Debono

This was the fifth election I have followed and analysed as a MaltaToday...

This was the fifth election I have followed and analysed as...

Outdoing each other
Saviour Balzan

It is rather surprising really that the parties have managed to rally thousands without resorting to dirty tactics

It is rather surprising really that the parties have...

Notes from the election campaign
Josanne Cassar

It has not gone unnoticed that this time round, the election won’t be lost or won over any diametrically opposing views between the two main parties

It has not gone unnoticed that this time round, the...

The die is cast
Saviour Balzan

The media is the lifeline for politicians but not their bosom buddy. They love and hate us in equal measure. That is how it has been and will always be

The media is the lifeline for politicians but not their...

Malta’s next risk may not be decline. It may be comfort
JP Fabri

It is not just about which manifesto promises more, or which sounds more...

It is not just about which manifesto promises more, or...

I believe Malta can breathe again
Alex Borg

This country needs to start breathing again. Nifs Ġdid is not just a slogan. It represents a fresh start, rooted in a simple belief that government exists to...

This country needs to start breathing again. Nifs Ġdid is...