It must have been a very short interview that Times of Malta had with Minister Byron Camilleri. They asked him to react to a court decision by Magistrate Victor Asciak who ordered the immediate release of four migrants who had been languishing in unlawful detention for 166 days. A similar decision was taken [...]

Brussels sources told this website that Robert Abela’s government is raising objections to the adoption of a permanent fund for journalists conducting investigations across member states' borders. The fund is being set up in the wake of the killing of Daphne Caruana Galizia in Malta. The initiative is part of an EU-wide effort to help [...]

A court decision yesterday should rightly lead to Ian Borg’s resignation. He won’t resign and what’s more he’s arrogant enough to think, even to himself, that he doesn’t have to. But the court’s decision yesterday in a case in which he was a witness, certifies him as a character entirely unsuitable for public life. Read [...]

There’s so much that is wrong with Silvio Debono’s attitude at the inquiry yesterday. To begin with, there’s the notion of suing the dead, which the most powerful people in the land, with access to the greatest financial resources, to consultants of every hue, and to expense on their own image and public relations that [...]