Banning e-scooters: An admission of failure | Steve Zammit Lupi
It baffles me how in four years the most popular areas did not have a single parking hub for e-scooters. How can one expect to curtail abuse if official parking was never provided?
Tone deaf with a complete lack of self-awareness
Josanne Cassar
Her supporters might say, but so what if she did? So many women go under the knife to look better, doesn’t she have the right to do so?  If she were just anyone else,...
Fitch wants austerity: but this is no gospel truth
Michael Briguglio

Fitch is technically correct on Malta's deteriorating public finances, but this...

Fitch is technically correct on Malta's deteriorating...

Instant karma’s gonna get you…
Raphael Vassallo

Booed at Rockestra? This is the culture Simon et al took such an enthusiastic role in creating and inculcating.

Booed at Rockestra? This is the culture Simon et al took...

A heat rash under stiff white collars
Carmen Sammut

Positive action is needed to redress the gender imbalance on company boards.

Positive action is needed to redress the gender imbalance...

Facebook Promotions
Conrad Bugeja

Building up your Likes on Facebook is important as it will help you generate more leads and customers. Facebook houses over one billion people from all over...

Building up your Likes on Facebook is important as it will...

Reading is fun and pays
Evarist Bartolo

Literacy shoul be the responsibility of all educators and not just those teaching Maltese and English

Literacy shoul be the responsibility of all educators and...

Attack of the clones
Raphael Vassallo

Malta has time and again proved to be perfectly capable of handling influxes. So how can certain MEPs and wannabe MEPs spend much of their day painstakingly...

Malta has time and again proved to be perfectly capable of...

China to the rescue
James Debono

The memorandum signed by Malta and China on Enemalta raises a number of questions on the future of our energy sovereignty.

The memorandum signed by Malta and China on Enemalta raises...

Time to start planning for the ‘post-PN’ scenario
Raphael Vassallo

Wow, So I take a month off work… only to come back and find that I may as...

Wow, So I take a month off work… only to come back and...

And now for the next trick: making ends meet!
Michael Falzon

Reducing costs across the board will always prove more difficult than it seems.

Reducing costs across the board will always prove more...

A well-oiled PR machine
Jurgen Balzan

The triumphant announcement of a memorandum of understanding with Libya is more of a PR exercise than a legally binding deal which will benefit our economy

The triumphant announcement of a memorandum of...

IVF, 2nd class citizens, and party-political consensus
Michael Briguglio

Call the IVF policy whatever you like, but you cannot call it egalitarian.

Call the IVF policy whatever you like, but you cannot call...

The askholes
Saviour Balzan

Sadder than sad
Saviour Balzan

To defend disgraced police inspector Elton Taliana, whose questionable character was noted by the former Commissioner of Police, is sad.

To defend disgraced police inspector Elton Taliana, whose...

Embracing a healthier lifestyle
Evarist Bartolo

It is important that a generation fixated on game consoles and tablets learns about the positive energy derived from playing a sport and the sense of...

It is important that a generation fixated on game consoles...

The great appeasers
Saviour Balzan

Appeasement is the name of the game.

Appeasement is the name of the game.

A monument for Dom
Michael Falzon

The monument proposed by the Ghaqda Duminku Mintoff reminds one of the way great leaders are portrayed in countries where democracy is considered an unwanted...

The monument proposed by the Ghaqda Duminku Mintoff reminds...

The opposition we need
James Debono

How can the PN reinvent itself now that Labour occupies most of its ideological niches and wields the same power of incumbency that turned the PN into an...

How can the PN reinvent itself now that Labour occupies...

Of trust, transparency, efficiency and corruption
Claudine Cassar

Clearly Maltese politicians think that putting ‘trusted’ people from their...

Clearly Maltese politicians think that putting...