Same problem, different ‘solution’
One would like to think that MPs on either side of the House are above the temptation to avail of their powers and privileges in order to favour their own...
One would like to think that MPs on either side of the...
It’s about more than numbers
Speaking about unsustainable numbers means automatically that the government has a limit in mind; Muscat should come clean, therefore, and say what he thinks...
Speaking about unsustainable numbers means automatically...
Migration: Fuelling the flames
Muscat's proposal to openly defy international law has clearly divided Labour’s previously impregnable support base.
Muscat's proposal to openly defy international law has...
Governments are not above the law
Muscat's cavalier disregard for human rights is not the sort of thing one associates with the sort of country many of us would like to see Malta evolving into;...
Muscat's cavalier disregard for human rights is not the...
The source of the matter
The European Convention on Human Rights has been entrenched in Malta’s constitution since 1987, yet in 2013, Malta still lacks some very basic and...
The European Convention on Human Rights has been entrenched...
All cards on the table, please
The Bahamas, like Switzerland, enjoys a reputation as a haven for precisely such undisclosed bank accounts and dubious transactions. This does not exactly help...
The Bahamas, like Switzerland, enjoys a reputation as a...
A question of consistency
Transparency and accountability were major planks in the Labour Party’s election campaign. Now that Muscat is prime minister, he must hold his own government...
Transparency and accountability were major planks in the...
PBS needs an earthquake
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has promised another ‘earthquake of change’. Given the degree to which his earlier, identical promise (in 2008) was ignored by...
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has promised another...
Good governance thrown over the bridge
The OPM did not confirm whether it was aware that China Communications Construction Company was blacklisted before MaltaToday revealed this yesterday.
The OPM did not confirm whether it was aware that China...
His first hundred days
The first hundred days of any administration traditionally constitute a litmus test.
The first hundred days of any administration traditionally...
A very predictable pickle
In a sense, the entire issue surrounding Franco Mercieca and the ‘limited waiver’ reads like the chronicle of a fiasco foretold.
In a sense, the entire issue surrounding Franco Mercieca...
No ordinary whitewash
What is needed to prevent further fragmentation, the PN report seems to suggest, is to ensure fair representation for all internal voices within the party...
What is needed to prevent further fragmentation, the PN...
Two wrongs don’t make a right
Part of the opposition’s job is to hold the executive to account. How can the opposition properly fulfil this role, if its own members are numbered among the...
Part of the opposition’s job is to hold the executive to...
The budget that cried wolf
If the PN was chastised for embarking on an electoral ‘auction sale’, the same criticism will have to be levelled at today’s government for failing to...
If the PN was chastised for embarking on an electoral...
Red light yes, green light no
Minister Mallia cannot shrug off his responsibility to close a very evident legal loophole, which among other things has resulted in the waste of considerable...
Minister Mallia cannot shrug off his responsibility to...
Defending the mess made by others
If Mizzi is himself criticising the previous administration’s failure to pursue their matter in court, how can he justify his own government’s failure to...
If Mizzi is himself criticising the previous...
Lap-dancing clubs should be licensed
Strip clubs are a reality in Malta; what is lacking, however, is a proper licensing regime which acknowledges this selfsame reality on paper.
Strip clubs are a reality in Malta; what is lacking,...
Putting the ‘public’ back into public broadcasting
There can be no further excuses to procrastinate the reform of our public...
There can be no further excuses to procrastinate the reform...
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