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From the assassination attempt on Donald Trump and his subsequent re-election to the historic election of a woman as Mexico president, 2024 was one of political upheaval

Four MPs, including the Premier, took trips to London, Barbados and Miami

Rolfe Commissiong parodically suggests the Christmas stockings of David Burt, Wayne Caines and Jason Hayward will be devoid of public approval

Scott Pearman has reached a conclusion over who has been more naughty than nice

Khalid Wasi calls on the parties outside of government to pool their resources against the PLP

Kevin Maybury agrees with the view that the Vic Ball-Vance Campbell-Constituency 9 circus has damaged the Opposition

New senator tells colleagues that “national self-actualisation” should be the ultimate goal

Jonathan Starling is concerned about the long-term consequences of a second Trump Administration, as well as international contagion

Rolfe Commissiong evokes a Desert and Oasis analogy to guide voters away from party loyalties

At best, the law to charge exorbitant amounts for access to information is a shakedown; at worst, it is a reinforced cloak of secrecy

Shomari Talbot-Woolridge believes the OBA should join the Government in developing constructive solutions

Ian Waddington writes of his frustrations with the Government’s take on a “fairer Bermuda”