We all love to talk about "the odds." We build models, track surveys, and confidently declare what is and isn't possible. We often talk about probability, we look at history and to the entrenched system. And then, we are proven…
Across Malta, a renewed appreciation for our green, blue and urban open spaces is gaining momentum. From the woodland paths of Buskett to the quiet fortification trails around Cottonera, these spaces offer more than just fresh air. They connect communities,…
Protecting children from sexual abuse is an urgent priority. However, the proposed EU Regulation (COM(2022) 209) risks overreaching in ways that could undermine fundamental rights and create a precedent for communications scanning that later expands to other purposes.
We outline…
With nearly a third of the electorate looking for an alternative, our mission is clearer than ever. In this recent in-depth interview, our Secretary-General lays out the vision for Partit Momentum. Watch to learn about our strategy for the next…
Several news items have caught my attention today, and I felt I had to offer my perspective. We continue to see the growing disconnect between the authorities and the people they are meant to serve: from long-overdue action on environmental…
Civil society organisations, Momentum and the General Workers’ Union are calling for an international conference due to start tomorrow in Malta to be cancelled due to the organisers’ links to Israel.
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"In the middle of this rally of solidarity, I found myself lost in a trail of worrying thoughts that should caution all of us to temper zeal and anger with a very large dose of humanity, without sacrificing the intensity…
When Bernard Grech quit, the Nationalist Party begged European Parliament President Roberta Metsola to take the helm. She refused. Loyalty to Brussels and the prestigious post she occupied played a part, but possibly so did hard maths. It's estimated that…