International Free Speech NGOs have warned Maltese MPs at the Council of Europe not to try to divert attention from an important report looking into the context and the aftermath of the killing of Daphne Caruana Galizia by seeking to discredit its author. The letter signed by Reporters without Borders, Article19, the European Federation of [...]

The Guest Post is written by a former senior PN official known to me. He's younger than you suspect and more experienced than he lets on. The MEP elections have come and gone. Unlike previous elections, I sat this one out. I missed spending hours on end at the Party's headquarters working within ELCOM and [...]

In spite of all the celebrations by Joseph Muscat and his crew that Repubblika’s case in the upper courts demanding judicial review of the government’s manner of appointing judges and infringing on judicial independence was dismissed out of hand, the Attorney General today has asked for leave to appeal the Court’s real decision to achieve [...]

The Attorney General has informed the court he refuses to use the powers given to him by the law to monitor bank accounts of suspects in the VGH hospitals sales scandal. He reminded the court today that the law gives him the power to make such a decision and he owes nobody an explanation if [...]

Guest Post by a PN activist known to me: Let me spell it out for you. Adrian Delia is the biggest disaster the PN has had to face, ever. Roberta Metsola and David Casa's election shows that the vast majority of the PN electorate cares about corruption and, more specifically, the murder of Daphne Caruana [...]

This morning I saw a post on Times of Malta's Facebook page by 'Pierre Portelli' advising PN leaders, partisans, supporters and voters to "stand up and panic". I was too focused on finding the right quip to remember there are two Pierre Portellis in the inner workings of the PN and the one writing this [...]