Today is the international day against homophobia, transphobia and biphobia. Up to just a few years ago, Malta was considered a backwater when it came to gay rights and recognition of same sex...

Evidence being published by this newspaper today shows that the Prime Minister’s chief of staff must, beyond any shadow of doubt, either resign or be shown the door without any further ado by...

Let’s face it. Malta is obsessed with Eurovision. Even people who have relocated here to find work are obsessed with it. They too have been brainwashed and set up their own parties every year,...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat was yesterday in London, where he spoke during an Anti Corruption Summit organised by his counterpart David Cameron. The PM’s speech could have very easily been...

Almost 100 years after its construction, and following a long list of broken promises by administration after administration, the government has at long last taken the bull by the horns and has...

As soon as the details of the second release of the Panama Papers were released on Monday evening,  gleeful government scriptwriters were all over the social media listing the known PN members or...

On Saturday civil society held its long-announced protest march to call for Konrad Mizzi’s and Keith Schembri’s resignation. The march itself was very poorly attended – some...

Finance Minister Edward Scicluna was being most disingenuous on Monday when he rose in Parliament in an attempt to chastise this newspaper for apparently having had the audacity to have exposed a...

One might think that the issues we are facing these days – the Panama Papers, Bank of Valletta, Nemea Bank, etc -  all have a separate genesis and arise from different sectors. At the...

So there it is. After two massive public protests, two votes of No Confidence in the House, which were both defeated, countless speeches, articles, controversies, comments – what are we left...