Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg said on Sunday he will insist that parliament debates the ICC's ruling on the government’s hospitals deal “at the earliest possible opportunity”. Speaking during an interview on Net TV’s Analiżi programme, Borg said while the government had tried to claim victory over the case filed by Stewards against the hospitals'
Opposition Leader Alex Borg said that Prime Minister Robert Abela’s decision to announce the White Rocks project during his Budget reply was a “panic reaction” to the PN’s 50 Budget replica proposals and questioned whether Finance Minister Clyde Caruana even supported the project. Speaking in an interview on party media on Sunday, Borg said that it
Prime Minister Robert Abela's speech on the 2026 budget was a carefully calibrated political performance that blended optimism with buoyant confrontation. The tone of his confident address oscillated between defensiveness and reassurance that the country is moving in the right direction, implying that voters should think twice before changing course
Opposition Leader Alex Borg's first budget reply since assuming leadership was a defining political moment - one that he used to position himself as a credible alternative to Prime Minister Robert Abela's government. Across tone, content, and delivery, Borg's address combined assertive criticism with a programmatic policy vision, while appealing to
Alex Borg’s first real test as opposition leader came on Monday night , as he delivered the Nationalist Party’s response to the budget. Reactions to the speech of the leader elected last September have been mixed. While many praised his confident delivery, others said he fell short of the mark. Setting out his party’s alternative vision for the country,