Author: Mark Camilleri
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Who is really running Foreign Affairs? High-level Maltese delegation in Benghazi
A high-level Maltese delegation landed in Benghazi earlier today led by Deputy-Prime Minister and Health Minister Ian Borg including the Prime Minister’s Chief of staff Mark Mallia. It also includes current Education Minister, but previous Home Affairs Minister, Byron Camilleri. Meanwhile, the actual Foreign Affairs Minister Chris Fearne was in Luxembourg today giving Malta’s approval…
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Labour ups its attacks against Prosecutors
Yesterday, just right after the Prime Minister criticised Prosecutors for charging suspects on criminal conspiracy charges, Joseph Muscat’s criminal faction within the Labour Party quickly opened up an attack against Prosecutors accusing them of leaking information to the Times of Malta. Yesterday, Times of Malta published a story about the jurors who acquitted Yorgen Fenech…
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Alkagesta keeps its Russian oil at the port of Marmara (Opet Terminal) following investigations
Following a series of investigations that started by the United Nations Security Council on oil sanctions busting by Alkagesta, we extensively investigated Alkagesta’s activity in Malta. Alkagesta is a company from Azerbaijan, created by ex-Socar traders, that became Malta’s largest oil bunkerer at the Freeport terminal of Evos. Alkagesta has been listed as a sanctions…
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Taking jabs at the Prosecutors
Earlier today during his interview with LabourToday, the Prime Minister took jabs at the prosecutors for using the article of criminal association in their charges. He was once again explaining why his government is against an Anti-Mafia bill. Article 83A of the Criminal Code provides for the offence of promoting, constituting, organising or financing an…
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More details about Ronald il-Muga’s attempted murder case revealed
Earlier this week, Nazzareno Dalli, known as Ronald il-Muga, was back in Court over a domestic violence case involving his pregnant former partner. The woman asked the Court to discontinue the proceedings, telling it that she no longer feared Dalli and wished to reconcile with him. The Court subsequently halted the case. Labour once promised…
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Government-funded pro-Labour paper sings the praises for Clyde Caruana
It’s very easy to profess a populist fiscal policy and go on the public broadcaster to spread your propaganda without being challenged about it, if you are rigging the press and the media ecosystem to your advantage. Last week, the Finance Minister gave an interviewing to the ingratiating propagandist Saviour Balzan on the public broadcaster.…
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Turmoil within Labour as Mark Mallia demands the resignation of Alex Sciberras from Labour Party President
There is total turmoil at the Labour Party this week with the Prime Minister’s Chief of staff Mark Mallia demanding Alex Sciberras to resign as President of the Labour Party following the fiasco at the General Conference in which Wayne Sammut was elected to the Executive Committee with an additional mystery vote added following the…
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ECR attacks Muslim Entryism in Europe by adopting the stance of a Foreign Islamic state
On Thursday last week, the European Parliament adopted a non-binding motion by the European Cosnervatives and Reformists (ECR), forwarded by French MEP Céline Imart that calls for the identification of Muslim entryism networks to Europe and the proposal to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organisation. The Muslim Brotherhood originated in Egypt in 1928…
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Deputy-Prime Minister breaks away from party line and acknowledges the fight for justice for Daphne Caruana Galizia
Deputy Prime Minister Ian Borg is positively surprising readers and the general public today after stating that Repubblika has the right to display its banners in Valletta and should be allowed this right. This is extremely significant, even if you may think that we are celebrating small mercies — it is still very significant. This…
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We are at an inflection point
Following our demonitisation by Google, and effectively the loss of our main source of revenue, we are now at an inflection point and we need all the support we can get to ensure the survival of this project. For starters we have to make sure that we significantly rack up our subscriber numbers because this…
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Remember Labour rebel Christian Żammit? He’s an ambassador now
The diplomatic service is not just a dumping ground for incompetent hacks who are too incompetent for a government job in Malta (Joseph Cuschieri). The diplomatic service is also for exasperated Labour Party rebels who want to leave the Labour Party and politics in disgust. In 2023, Christian Żammit was part of the Labour Party’s…
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Doing the opposite of what it promised: Labour strikes deal for Chinese mass tourism
Labour has literally done the opposite of what it is pledging to do with regard to tourism and has just signed a deal with Trip.com to promote Malta as a tourist destination in China. The agreement, announced yesterday by the DOI, was signed by the Malta Tourism Authority. The MTA sponsors marketing and advertising campaigns…