The economy stupid

Saviour Balzan

Jason Azzopardi and Arnold Cassola: no matter how much I dislike or disagree with them, I will defend Azzopardi’s and Cassola’s right to raise the red flag

Why changing the rules out of fear or arrogance is wrong

It is worrying that the Prime Minister should choose to go down this dangerous path in front of the accountability test

Why revisiting the neutrality clause makes sense

Rather than different administrations having to rely time and time again on...

Rather than different administrations having to rely time...

John Baldacchino

The Prime Minister seems to be making legal history by telling us that human rights 'must be merited'

The Prime Minister seems to be making legal history by...

Cartoon by Mikiel Galea

When the wording of a contract is clear there is no need for any other interpretation

Malcolm Mifsud

The parties of a contract should enter into that contract in good faith and thus the execution of that contract should be in terms of that contract

The parties of a contract should enter into that contract...

Strength and conditioning training for youth athletes | Rachel Said

Emphasising S&C’s role in holistic youth development, both physical...

Emphasising S&C’s role in holistic youth...

Mark Said

Police corruption can arise from abuse of public power for private gain and can also have damaging effects on individual lives

Police corruption can arise from abuse of public power for...

AI’s dirty secret: The environmental trade-off no one talks about

Alexiei Dingli

Ultimately, AI is neither inherently good nor bad for the environment—it...

Ultimately, AI is neither inherently good nor bad for the...

Touching the human rights convention is dangerous. It can lead to very ugly consequences, which is why we remain shocked as to how nobody in the Labour Party...

Touching the human rights convention is dangerous. It can...

If we’ve never had it so good… how come Maltese people are unhappy?

Josanne Cassar

The irony is that we have ended up becoming a relatively well-off, but deeply unhappy nation

The irony is that we have ended up becoming a relatively...

Momentum's vision for a just economy in Malta l Carmel Asciak

For Momentum, the economy is not just about numbers and ratings but about being...

For Momentum, the economy is not just about numbers and...

CArtoon by Mikiel Galea

Abela pulls out another rabbit from the hat

It remains a mystery why Abela chose to raise the subject of convention reform...

It remains a mystery why Abela chose to raise the subject...

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Thomas Bajada

Mariella Dimech

When there is no defence, the plaintiff still has to prove the case

Malcolm Mifsud

When the defendant fails to file a statement of defence, this does not mean...

When the defendant fails to file a statement of defence,...

Mark Said

Restoring the law course to its former respectable status requires that today’s reality and needs are also taken into consideration

Restoring the law course to its former respectable status...

John Baldacchino

Apart from a degree of addiction, social media does reflect a certain mood in circles which, as one expects, follows specific patterns

Apart from a degree of addiction, social media does reflect...

Malta must not wait longer to recognise Palestinian statehood

Within the EU, Malta must join like-minded countries and advocate for a clear...

Within the EU, Malta must join like-minded countries and...

Social media: The good, the bad and the ugly

Josanne Cassar

And our source for news? These days it is invariably obtained online, in easy...

And our source for news? These days it is invariably...

Breaking the silence: Tackling sexual harassment at the workplace

Renee Laiviera

The workplace should be a safe and healthy environment where individuals feel...

The workplace should be a safe and healthy environment...