Opinion: Thick as mince or thick as thieves?
Michael Falzon’s time is up, again. As ever more
Malta still among the worst-ranking countries in EU for press freedom: RSF
The latest World Press Freedom Index report by Reporters
Zebbug thoroughfare ruined by construction debris, no action by BCA
Large stretches of Zebbug’s main thoroughfare, Mdina Road, are
Malta Airport to lift 16-year-old ban on liquids, electronics
By the end of the year, Malta International Airport
Housing minister’s constituents top list for social housing units
An analysis of new information presented in parliament following
Hospitals Heist: The time has come
Aqra bil-Malti Disgraced former prime minister Joseph Muscat said
PBS director supplied Robert Abela’s New York tickets
Hamilton Travel, owned by Labour stalwart and PBS board
Lands Auditor won’t explain legalising public land grab
Charmaine Muscat, the Lands Authority auditor tasked with flagging
Report confirms shoddy work on €13 million shooting range
A technical report by government consultant Robert Musumeci confirms
Gozo Ministry blocks information on Nadur road project
Gozo Minister Clint Camilleri has instructed ministry officials not
ITS architect fined for bad workmanship in separate Fgura project
Colin Zammit, the owner of  Mosta-based architectural firm Maniera
PBS using millions of public funds irregularly, two-year FOI battle reveals
A Freedom of Information request has revealed that PBS
Details on allocation of millions to PBS programmes soon to be revealed
The Shift has won a major challenge that will
Opinion: empty boasts
Silvio Schembri bragged on Facebook: “Official EU statistics published
Sanctioning of La Grotta club resurfaces after Gozo Minister takes over PA
A decade after its initial submission, a planning application
Saudis behind Bonnici Brothers’ €37 million power station tender
The government has confirmed that the Maltese company awarded
ERA approved the axing of 3,400 protected trees in seven years
Aqra bil-Malti The Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) has
EP approves new rules to fight money laundering, terrorist financing
The European Parliament voted overwhelmingly to adopt a package
European Parliament approves revised rules to combat human trafficking
On Tuesday, the European Parliament took a significant step
BA directive against Roberta Metsola ‘unprecedented’, must be suspended
The European Parliament office in Malta has reacted to
VistaJet files €386 million lawsuit against rival company
Aqra bil-Malti VistaJet, a private jet company registered in
From Naxxar to Namibia: Councillor to be appointed ambassador
Malta’s Foreign Minister Ian Borg has nominated a Labour
Hunter caught shooting down protected species
A hunter was caught red-handed on Sunday morning after
BOV gives departing loans chief €468,000 golden handshake
Bank of Valletta’s former Chief Risk Officer Miguel Borg
Parliamentary Secretary for Equality silent on Clint Axisa’s reinstatement
Aqra bil-Malti Rebecca Buttigieg, the parliamentary secretary for reforms
Taxpayers to fork out another €1.7 million for Air Malta Flypass compensation
Around 6,000 Air Malta customers who were members of
Latest Project Green marketing effort to promote disgraced CEO backfires
A new marketing campaign to promote the recent appointment
Opinion: salami slicing
There isn’t a single moment when a particular administration
Police handed internal TM investigation on RHIBs scandal – no charges issued yet
Aqra bil-Malti Transport Malta has confirmed that it has

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