Gauging the public’s mood

Josanne Cassar

Those who ‘gave Labour a chance’ in 2013 no longer trust Muscat, but don’t trust Busuttil either. For the unattached voter, they would much rather get all worked...

Letters: 20 March 2016

Even if never carried out, the threat of prison in itself constitutes a direct affront to freedom of expression. But there are other, less direct threats...

Even if never carried out, the threat of prison in itself...

Raphael Vassallo

The ‘nastiest move’ imaginable, back in the 1920s, was to label someone a ‘mason’. How on earth do you explain that to someone who...

The ‘nastiest move’ imaginable, back in the...

Saviour Balzan

Former minister Joe Cassar has deceived the public by not declaring the acquisition of a vehicle that was set off against a donation to his own party. Surely...

Former minister Joe Cassar has deceived the public by not...

Leo Brincat

No wonder that a number of customers are demanding not only answers but compensation over the recent emissions scandal

No wonder that a number of customers are demanding...

Frank Psaila

The fact that Joseph Muscat feels the need to attack Simon Busuttil, instead of focusing on the economy, tells us something about Muscat’s own...

The fact that Joseph Muscat feels the need to attack Simon...

Joseph Muscat is worried about the WHO's report on carcinogenic symptoms of meat products

Joseph Muscat is worried about the WHO's report on...

Michael Falzon

This everlasting activity is now also reaching the shores of our small island in a more pronounced way, provoking some short-sighted individuals to believe...

This everlasting activity is now also reaching the shores...

In his two-hour speech in Parliament, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat went to great lengths to discredit the Opposition leader’s economic credentials while...

In his two-hour speech in Parliament, Prime Minister Joseph...

Raphael Vassallo

Almost everywhere you look in the world today, what passes for ‘political debate’ is increasingly beginning to resemble the climactic final round...

Almost everywhere you look in the world today, what passes...

Saviour Balzan

I do not believe the woman is sorry for anything, and if I had to put together the innumerable number of times she has hit out at those closest to me, I...

I do not believe the woman is sorry for anything, and if I...

When it comes to ‘jobs for the boys’, will Malta ever change?

Josanne Cassar

I'm asking politicians to please do us all a favour. Respect our...

I'm asking politicians to please do us all a favour....

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Mark Said

Matthew Xuereb / Thomas Sciberras Herrera

Far-rightist Norman Lowell has appeals a decision acquitting MaltaToday of defamation in his regard

Far-rightist Norman Lowell has appeals a decision...

Angelo Chetcuti

When sport becomes an economic activity, it has to balance out its traditional autonomy and specificity on one hand, and compliance with market and employment...

When sport becomes an economic activity, it has to balance...

Puli’s bluster on ‘gay books’ and Islamic veils is miguided

James Debono

Our society should support women and men who denounce abuse and exploitation,...

Our society should support women and men who denounce abuse...

Court agrees with husband’s eviction after separation

Malcolm Mifsud

The First Hall of the Civil Court agreed that the Family Court had to order a...

The First Hall of the Civil Court agreed that the Family...

Ralph Cassar

I might as well stop writing about the tunnel – mark my words, it will never happen. In the meantime the real and difficult solutions to sustainable...

I might as well stop writing about the tunnel – mark...

Some tunnel madness...