An issue of some weight
A World Health Organisation report recently placed Malta at the top of the list of Europe’s most overweight nations
A World Health Organisation report recently placed Malta at...
Libya: the way forward
It is in everybody’s interest for the present climate of tension and instability to be resolved as quickly as possible
It is in everybody’s interest for the present climate...
Sadeen university: Investment is no excuse for impunity
From the outset, the government has shown a dogged determination to push this...
From the outset, the government has shown a dogged...
Malta, as a whole, loses
There is a growing sensation that the Presidency does not and probably cannot fulfil its mandate as a figurehead for the entire nation, because it is itself...
There is a growing sensation that the Presidency does not...
Wanted: Good governance
The truth is that, while the government’s attitude towards matters of governance had remained largely unchanged, there was an awakening of thirst for...
The truth is that, while the government’s attitude...
Malta as a voice of reason
IS’s declaration of ‘war’ is in reality a euphemism for a campaign of terrorism and murder, making it a criminal organisation, entirely...
IS’s declaration of ‘war’ is in reality a...
Dark clouds on the horizon
As long ago as 2011, Commissioner Michel Barnier had flown to Malta for talks with then finance minister Tonio Fenech, over Malta’s opposition to what...
As long ago as 2011, Commissioner Michel Barnier had flown...
Do not feed illegalities
There is simply no justification whatsoever for the fact that an entirely illegal zoo at Montekristo estate in Hal Farrug should have been allowed to...
There is simply no justification whatsoever for the fact...
A shadow over CHOGM
Recent events, including the terrorist attacks in Paris, the Russian airliner downed in Egypt, as well as escalating tensions between Russia and Turkey have...
Recent events, including the terrorist attacks in Paris,...
‘This is not a pigsty’, indeed
Individual members of parliament may not have noticed, but the rest of the country has moved on since ‘debates’ were settled with loud threats of...
Individual members of parliament may not have noticed, but...
Time to take Paceville by the horns
It is not for nothing that Paceville has gained its notoriety for ‘lawlessness’. For Paceville is also an industry in its own right – and an...
It is not for nothing that Paceville has gained its...
An offensive truth
If both parties are content to be labelled ‘big shops’ – and even revel in the compliment – they are certainly not in a position to...
If both parties are content to be labelled ‘big...
Migration issue calls for leadership
Unlike the issues that the EU is accustomed to discussing – such as trade agreements, directives on specific areas of industry, etc. – there has to...
Unlike the issues that the EU is accustomed to discussing...
The honourable thing
While credit is due for bowing out with grace, it would be a mistake to extend the ‘honourable’ accolade also to the behaviour which warranted...
While credit is due for bowing out with grace, it would be...
A paradigm shift for politics
This spate of high-level resignations already indicated a profound paradigm shift in Malta’s political landscape: which had formerly been characterised...
This spate of high-level resignations already indicated a...
A gift by any other name
Clear, unequivocal rules are therefore needed to ensure that Malta’s House of Representatives does not degenerate into a marketplace for politicians and...
Clear, unequivocal rules are therefore needed to ensure...
The criminal libel bandwagon
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...
A political stalemate
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...
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National
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