Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

The Times of Malta dissects the newly-launched MFA football strategy, arguing that it is time for the Malta FA to step up its efforts and to ensure that its clubs are provided with the necessary tools to help the game flourish and also for the national teams to become more competitive on the international scene.

The Independent argues that investigations by the Standards Commissioner should not be time-barred. The Editor argues that if government truly believes in transparency, accountability and the rule of law, then it should take the lead and be the one to propose these much-needed legislative changes.

Business Today analyses a recent MEA survey on the impact of the pandemic on businesses, arguing that if these are to survive, government support will remain indispensable and a more holistic plan focussing on concrete measures spanning an 18-month window is important.

In-Nazzjon discusses the recent spike of coronavirus in Malta, pointing its fingers on Government’s mixed messaging particularly Robert Abela’s affirmations in terms of defeating the virus.

L-Orizzont highlights the precarious situation in Yemen were a long-term conflict has brought unlimited poverty and famine among the population.