Twisting tales and spinning narratives: Joseph Muscat is (kind of) back
When Joseph Muscat was prime minister, he regularly turned
Taxes: two weights, two measures
With a general election looming, the government has yet
Government’s press freedom proposals ‘not enough’
The media experts committee appointed by Prime Minister Robert
Creating narratives with populist slogans
We used to think “waves are in the sea”
No significant progress for Malta in Corruption Perceptions Index
There has been no significant progress in Malta’s ranking
It’s not about money
The government has no intention of debating the Opposition’s
Good governance is not the order of the day
It is unclear why anyone would think it was
Patterns of resistance
The government’s reluctance, verging on recalcitrance, for meaningful reform
It’s not getting better
It is incredibly hard to write about violence against
Robert Abela’s grim year
The year 2021 was another challenging one for many
Reports that mattered (and largely ignored) in ’21
One of the government’s favourite platitudes in 2021 was
It should have been the other way around, Owen
If an apology must come with a caveat, then
The Speaker to the rescue
If by some unexpected turn of events, the House
Joseph Muscat’s ‘technicality’: How his latest no-show in court builds on a pattern
If a politician has initiated libel proceedings, is it
Steward’s ship has sunk
The government’s agreement with Steward Healthcare is so fraught
Condemning one’s own narrative
It was ultimately more surprising that a government spokesperson
It’s not what it looks like
While members of government have become particularly adept at
Malta still slowest in Europe to conclude money laundering cases – EU Justice scoreboard
Justice Minister Edward Zammit Lewis recently described the government’s
The scourge of procedural errors
Much has been written about how the prosecution seems
Disinformation Watch: This is (not) fine
There is a timeless cartoon (meme) often used when
Facebook can no longer be ‘the judge, jury, prosecutor and witness’ of the digital space – whistleblower
Frances Haugen, the Facebook whistleblower who has exposed the
‘What happened to Daphne could still happen to journalists, and that’s an alarming state of affairs’
An online event co-organised by the Justice for Journalists
‘The impunity for crimes against journalists must end’ – Josep Borell, Vera Jourova
Vice President Josep Borrell and Vice President Věra Jourová
No one held to account in 81% of journalist murders during the last 10 years – report
Over the past decade, 226 of the 278 journalists
Urgent action needed against online gender-based violence and attacks on female journalists – UN Report
Despite the impressive gains made by women, gendered censorship
International press freedom organisations to visit Malta on anniversary of Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murder
Five international press freedom organisations will be visiting Malta
Disinformation Watch: Keeping Things in Check #6
On 4 October, the social media platforms Facebook, WhatsApp
Pandora Papers: Revelations should be ‘wake up call’ in global battle against tax evasion, MEP says
The largest-ever leak of offshore data, the Pandora Papers
PBS classified as state-controlled media in new study
A new tool to assess the editorial independence of

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