The Malta Independent 15 July 2026, Wednesday
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We risk becoming a self-destructive nation

Sunday, 11 January 2026, 07:05 Last update: about 7 months ago Mark Said

Unfortunately, this small country of ours is being dragged down a path of destruction by the group that came to power, claiming to protect and modernise the country. All hopes of the people for the...

Not the last word

Sunday, 11 January 2026, 06:56 Last update: about 7 months ago Noel Grima

Nicolas Maduro, last seen shuffling in foot restraints in a Manhattan courtroom, is just like other dictators of the Left or of the Right. He stole an election in which he obtained 30% of the...

More than just numbers

Friday, 9 January 2026, 11:16 Last update: about 7 months ago Owen Bonnici

A huge crowd of 70,000 people celebrated the start of 2026 in Valletta at an event organized by the Valletta Cultural Agency. Valletta, now formally recognised by the Constitution as Malta's capital...

The Ugly American

Thursday, 8 January 2026, 08:00 Last update: about 7 months ago Alfred Sant

That was the name of a huge best seller of the 1950s. It showed how US representatives operating abroad - although they proclaimed the ideals of freedom and democracy for all - got to be seen as...

Strengthening EU cross-border justice

Thursday, 8 January 2026, 07:22 Last update: about 7 months ago Mark Said

The signing of the Third Additional Protocol to the 1959 European Convention on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters in Valletta last September was more than a simple historic signing ceremony having...

Sports policy

Monday, 5 January 2026, 08:00 Last update: about 7 months ago Alfred Sant

The dilemma about the direction that sports policy for this country should take is not a recent one but has been a longstanding issue. What should the state do? Promote the "popular" participation in...

The biggest loser

Sunday, 4 January 2026, 08:18 Last update: about 8 months ago Kevin Cassar

There's been a flurry of polls in the last few weeks, reaching widely varying results. Vincent Marmara concluded that Labour would win by 26,000 votes if an election were held tomorrow.  The...

Quality work: Needed but in short supply

Sunday, 4 January 2026, 08:15 Last update: about 8 months ago Frans Camilleri

Since the advent of the World Wide Web in 1994, technology has advanced by leaps and bounds, with significant implications for employers and individual workers. What was dubbed a 'fourth industrial...

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