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Quite the contrary, unless key players rethink their...
Malta: A country of sacrifice zones
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We are moving in a very strange form of prosperity—a...
Election mode has not switched off
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Politics is the skill of navigating what is feasible, what...
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What does the Yorgen Fenech trial say about Malta?
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The easiest conclusion from the Caruana Galizia saga has...
Daphne’s murder remains a European test of the rule of law
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Justice for Daphne is about whether the European Union...
Was it a ‘runaway jury’ or did the prosecution simply fail to prove their case?
All those who were behind it, no matter who they are, need to face the consequences for what they did—anything less than that is unthinkable
All those who were behind it, no matter who they are, need...
Malta’s next economic reform is governance
Malta’s new challenges require the country to become more productive,...
Malta’s new challenges require the country to become...
The decisions we allow others to make for us
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A healthy democracy is not measured by how generously power...
Environment takes centre stage in Labour’s first 100 days
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The grass is greener under Labour because vision is being...
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When a scam doesn’t end: One more payment can cost everything
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Above all, know this: you are not alone. Many people from...
Understanding the blended family
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Stepfathers and stepmothers need a lot of resources to...
Restaurant service charges: Should they be banned?
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To date, most restaurants leave it up to their customers to...
Iceland said no. But it didn’t say goodbye to Europe
The Icelandic people have made their choice. It should be respected. But the...
The Icelandic people have made their choice. It should be...
The state of the nation
The current state of the nation warrants an extensive soul-searching exercise
The current state of the nation warrants an extensive...
A trial by jury; a trial by public opinion
It cannot be that 'no one' orchestrated Daphne’s...
It cannot be that 'no one' orchestrated...
Malta’s OJ Simpson
When this country prayed for closure, the exact opposite happened; a festering wound suddenly opened again and with it a swarm of flies eager to feast on...
When this country prayed for closure, the exact opposite...
I was in Romania. Then, a political nuclear bomb exploded in my country
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Yet the reality is that Yorgen Fenech’s acquittal...
Malta’s judicial earthquake: Fenech’s acquittal, institutional rift, and the shadows of organised crime
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