A Nationalist Party in government will lower energy bills by a third, leader Alex Borg promised on Sunday. Borg was addressing an energised crowd of supporters in Bormla, a known Labour stronghold, when he made the pledge. Borg did not elaborate on how a PN government will achieve this reduction, but said more details will be revealed in the coming
The first week of Malta's election campaign exposed the contrasting political strategies of Robert Abela and Alex Borg, even if both leaders have operated within a shared framework of voter concerns centred on quality of life, economic security, and public services. While there are areas of overlap in rhetoric and target groups, the divergence in priorities,
The fifth full day of the 2026 election campaign highlighted a clearer divergence in strategy between Alex Borg and Robert Abela, even as some areas of overlap remained evident. While the Nationalist Party shifted its emphasis towards a geographically focused intervention in Gozo, Labour continued to frame its campaign through a nationwide lens centred
Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg said Saturday that Gozo must no longer be treated as a peripheral concern but placed firmly at the centre of national policymaking, as he outlined a series of proposals targeting the island's long-standing challenges in health, connectivity and social services. Addressing a political activity in Għajnsielem, Borg
Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg on Saturday outlined an extensive package of proposals for Gozo centred on long-term investment in healthcare, improved transport links and a broader vision to reposition the island as an integral part of national development rather than a peripheral region. Addressing a press conference, Borg argued that Gozo has
The third full day of Malta’s election campaign exposed a clear divergence in how Prime Minister Robert Abela and Opposition leader Alex Borg frame both the role of the state and the priorities for the coming legislature. While both leaders placed social wellbeing and healthcare at the centre of their messaging, their approaches differed markedly in