More legal reforms in the justice sector
Friday, 20 December 2019, 09:01
Last update: about 8 years ago
Owen Bonnici
We are not only delivering on our promises, but we are also continuously implementing reforms befitting all sectors falling under the remit of the Ministry I am responsible for, and also those who...
Magisterial inquiries
Thursday, 19 December 2019, 08:57
Last update: about 8 years ago
Alfred Sant
The manner by which magisterial inquiries have become “fashionable” seems to me to be the most powerful indicator regarding how governance of the country has been weakened. I am less than...
Political situation in Malta: We are at a delicate juncture
Wednesday, 18 December 2019, 07:40
Last update: about 8 years ago
Andrew Azzopardi
Last Thursday the Faculty for Social Wellbeing spearheaded an Open Dialogue. The objective of such a forum was to offer a space ‘not controlled’ by a panel or keynote speeches. ...
An election gives a good signal
Monday, 16 December 2019, 08:00
Last update: about 8 years ago
Alfred Sant
That an election is being held to choose a new Labour leader gives the right signal – so I believe. The ongoing process demonstrates that there is an active interest to fill this position...
The legacy
Sunday, 15 December 2019, 10:58
Last update: about 8 years ago
Mark A. Sammut Sassi
Having precipitated his own political demise, what will Joseph Muscat bequeath to the Nation? We have Missier l-IIsien Malti, Missier Malta Indipendenti, Missier Malta Ħielsa, Missier Malta...
Lobbying and the levers of power
Sunday, 15 December 2019, 10:24
Last update: about 8 years ago
Carmel Cacopardo
When discussing the politics of lobbying regulation, what is known as the ‘revolving door’ policy is frequently discussed. This is normally understood to mean the accelerated passage of a...
Spoilt for choice
Sunday, 15 December 2019, 09:57
Last update: about 8 years ago
Charles Flores
There is no doubt that Labour is spoilt for choice when it comes to facing the post-Joseph Muscat era. I do not refer exclusively to the two contenders for the leadership, but to those scores of young...
Why did Daphne hate the Labour Party?
Sunday, 15 December 2019, 08:55
Last update: about 8 years ago
Victor Calleja
Daphne Caruana Galizia hated the Labour Party and anything connected to it. This is what many people used to think, and still do. And some, from all sides of the divide,accuse her of heing horrid....
A perplexed, angry people
Sunday, 15 December 2019, 08:08
Last update: about 8 years ago
Noel Grima
After all that has happened, people are still perplexed. They know what has happened but still have no idea how things came to this conclusion. And, not understanding, there are a lot of angry people...