A sect of PN supporters – not party officials, to be clear – has made an argument that the people to blame for the party’s defeat are those almost 11,000 people who elected to vote...

The gender corrective mechanism was introduced with good intentions. Few would dispute that Malta needed to address the chronic underrepresentation of women in Parliament, a problem that persisted for...

The Nationalist Party has suffered its fourth consecutive electoral defeat. In politics, a loss is a loss, and no amount of spin can change that reality. Governments are formed by those who win...

Labour has achieved what no political party in Malta has ever managed before. By securing a fourth consecutive electoral victory, it has written a new chapter in the country's political history and...

Election day has come and gone, the votes have been counted, and attention has naturally turned to the winners and losers of the general election. Yet amid the celebrations, analyses and political...

The Labour Party has won its fourth election in a row, becoming the first ever political party to achieve such a feat. Robert Abela will be sworn in as Prime Minister of the country in a ceremony...

The people have cast their votes and, by the end of the day, Malta will know who will be entrusted with governing the country over the next five years unless, as happened this time round, the Prime...

The campaign has finally come to an end and, tomorrow, voters will head to the polling stations to choose the country's next government. Traditionally, the day before an election has long been...

The campaign reaches its final day today, closing a month of rallies, slogans, promises and political theatre before Malta enters the traditional day of silence on Friday and votes on Saturday....

The election campaign in Malta has become less about ideas and more about visibility. Not visibility in the traditional sense of public meetings, debates or political discussion, but visibility...