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Frank Psaila

Frank Psaila, a lawyer by profession, anchors Iswed fuq l-Abjad on Net TV. He was formerly the PN’s director of information. He blogs at Frankpsaila.blogspot.com

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Muscat’s ‘Mr Invincible’ attitude

Blogs

Frank Psaila

The Court’s decision to allot two seats does not change the fact that the PN got a serious drubbing at the polls in 2013

The PN’s problem: easy to state, hard but not impossible to solve

Blogs

Frank Psaila

In 2013, people had had enough of the PN’s inflexible attitude towards the business community; arrogance; can’t-do, stuck-up,...

Blogs 17 January 2015, 3:03pm

 The people’s referendum 

Blogs 14 January 2015, 8:29am

Busuttil proved he is the undisputed leader of the PN

Blogs 31 December 2014, 8:22am

Labour, PN, the Police, a new archbishop and justice with Mamadou Kamara in 2015

Blogs 9 December 2014, 12:45pm

Who’s next?

Blogs 3 December 2014, 7:49am

Government’s in freefall, and Muscat has no guts to stop it

Blogs 24 November 2014, 3:25pm

Quite frankly, it stinks

Blogs 20 November 2014, 3:07pm

Red line crossed, again. Mallia must go

Blogs 19 November 2014, 8:07am

The untouchables

Blogs 7 November 2014, 1:45pm

Re-introducing Simon Busuttil

Blogs 22 October 2014, 7:25am

Simon Busuttil needs to be bolder and more forceful

Blogs 8 October 2014, 8:05am

If Vella’s charm offensive fails, Juncker will get the blame

Blogs 24 September 2014, 9:09am

Frank Psaila

Muscat’s ‘Mr Invincible’ attitude

The PN’s problem: easy to state, hard but not impossible to solve

The people’s referendum

Busuttil proved he is the undisputed leader of the PN

Labour, PN, the Police, a new archbishop and justice with Mamadou Kamara in 2015

Who’s next?

Government’s in freefall, and Muscat has no guts to stop it

Quite frankly, it stinks

Red line crossed, again. Mallia must go

The untouchables

Re-introducing Simon Busuttil

Simon Busuttil needs to be bolder and more forceful

If Vella’s charm offensive fails, Juncker will get the blame

Kicking the nostalgia habit and showing the way forward

 The people’s referendum 