Rule of law concerns PM must act upon
Abela and his ministers should not hope our corruption problem might just go away... It will cost them dearly if they make inaction on rule of law and...
Abela and his ministers should not hope our corruption...
The price of maladministration
For even if there is room to complain about the USA’s arguably heavy-handed and overbearing pressure… the fact remains that we have no one but...
For even if there is room to complain about the USA’s...
Still far to go for gender equality
Wider gender equality rights include the right of women to participate in public life without harassment; to determine their own futures, unfettered by...
Wider gender equality rights include the right of women to...
Too late, but not too little
Nonetheless, the fact that the machinery of justice has finally sprung into action – even if so late in the day – remains an important step in the...
Nonetheless, the fact that the machinery of justice has...
A due diligence report that leaves us none the wiser
The idea to introduce a due diligence process was commendable for the PN, but...
The idea to introduce a due diligence process was...
A leadership election, without leadership
On both sides of the divide, it seems the one thing that has been conspicuously...
On both sides of the divide, it seems the one thing that...
Prison should be a place of reform, not retribution
Rights come with responsibilities; and a State which so cavalierly disregards...
Rights come with responsibilities; and a State which so...
Bernard Grech’s ‘carelessness’ may prove costly
Grech’s ‘carelessness’ – not to mention his nonchalance...
Grech’s ‘carelessness’ – not to...
Abela risks being dragged down by Muscat’s legacy
Were it not for the extraordinary circumstances we are currently living in,...
Were it not for the extraordinary circumstances we are...
The risks of prostitution reform
It is therefore paramount that this reform is guided by experts and social workers with clear knowledge of what is happening in the field. Anything less would...
It is therefore paramount that this reform is guided by...
Justice for Daphne is justice for Malta
‘Justice for Daphne is justice for Malta’: a simple affirmation that need not unravel the progressive achievements of the decade, but demand a...
‘Justice for Daphne is justice for Malta’: a...
PBS belongs to the people, not government
The service must place people, and not the parties, as the centre of focus
The service must place people, and not the parties, as the...
Leaving no stone unturned
Joseph Muscat’s summoning only became possible after all the major political protagonists involved in the Panama affair had likewise either resigned, or...
Joseph Muscat’s summoning only became possible after...
Taking broadcasting absurdity to new heights
Rather than confront the issue of ‘impartiality’, then, the...
Rather than confront the issue of...
Politicians, give way to the experts on COVID-19 spike
Malta’s re-opening of the economy was at best haphazard, and did not...
Malta’s re-opening of the economy was at best...
An interview that raises more questions than answers
As with the scapegoating of migrants, this also comes across as a way of...
As with the scapegoating of migrants, this also comes...
Risking on COVID-19 could be economically lethal
Just as a total lockdown could not have been the answer to Malta’s health...
Just as a total lockdown could not have been the answer to...
‘Open for business’: but at what cost to public health?
It is manifestly unfair that, while people are expected to maintain social...
It is manifestly unfair that, while people are expected to...