Last week, we explored how Labour’s stability has cemented investor confidence and strengthened Malta’s economy. But beneath this economic success lies another pillar of Labour’s enduring invincibility – social policies that resonate deeply with working families.   Labour understands that economic growth means little if it does not translate into tangible improvements in people’s daily […]

Thirty years ago, Malta was a nation rooted in strong traditional values – respect for faith, family, decency, and ethics. Today, under the suffocating influence of liberalism and globalism, we are a nation unrecognisable to our own elders.   Liberalism in Malta is not the gentle ideology it markets itself to be. It is aggressive, […]

The PN’s Pathetic Farewell to Another Failed Leader     The Times of Malta published an opinion piece by Jean Paul Barbara, vice president of MŻPN, praising Bernard Grech’s leadership of the Nationalist Party. The article, dripping with sycophantic nostalgia, reads like a eulogy for a man who spent five years achieving absolutely nothing of […]