As I watched the big Labour mass meeting at Castille on Monday, I could not help noticing some changes: there was not a single EU flag to be seen and many in the crowd had reverted to the red Labour...

I have tried to stay out of politics, I really have. As a foreigner who washed up here the best part of a decade ago, what could I possibly say about the complex intricacies of a bipartisan country...

As the chickens come home to roost for the Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) and their spouses and financial advisors and their dear friends who share a common goal in making the world a better place...

The Labour Party is the first victim of Joseph Muscat and his politics, Salvu Mallia says today. The Nationalist Party candidate, in his vlog today, also speaks of Glenn Bedingfield, employed as...

As the entire country – the world, really, given the extensive coverage – knows by now, Malta goes to the polls on 3rd June. And we still don’t know the reason why.  The story...

Calling an early election can never be an easy decision – I know this from experience. You take it because you consider there is no serious alternative. The perspective is mainly that of the...

Election And as anticipated by many and all, the election will be held in 4 weeks’ time, almost a year before it is due.  As is always the case, elections seem to be ‘the...

If I owned a pizzeria I would change the name of some of the pizzas available on the menu. A Margherita, a Capricciosa and a Quattro Stagioni would be replaced by an Egrant, a Pilatus and a Panama....

Yesterday the PN closed the door to an electoral coalition with Alternattiva Demokratika with the aim of trying to defeat a government dominated by political delinquents of the calibre of Konrad...

On May Day, Labour MP Miriam Dalli speaks about the measures taken by the Labour government in the last four years to improve workers’ conditions. She mentions the struggle against...