Keith Schembri is back in business
A few days ago, Keith Schembri, the chief of
Malta Chamber of Geologists: ‘people are not protected by the current regulations’
The president of the recently formed Chamber of Geologists
Planning application for residential complex in Birżebbugia may pose threat to Għar il-Friefet
A planning application proposing the construction of a maisonette
BirdLife publishes night-time footage of protected birds being shot in Delimara
Conservation NGO BirdLife Malta published footage of Western Marsh
Five Labour-linked architects had more than 90% of development applications approved since 2013
Five architects closely tied to the Labour Party have
PM misleads journalists on decision to award €250,000 contract to alleged criminal
Prime minister Robert Abela misled journalists asking about the
Cypriot authorities revoke 21 passports purchased by sanctioned Russian oligarchs
As the noose tightens on the wealth and freedom
El Hiblu 3: ‘It takes courage to stand up for human rights’
Yet another witness testifying in the three-year long case
Joseph Portelli’s planned developments in Qrendi ‘ignore the rights of existing residents’
The Planning Authority’s evaluation process for two connected development
Prime Minister’s communications team – a band of party loyalists
Prime Minister Robert Abela’s large team of communications officials
Qrendi developments linked with Joseph Portelli up for sale despite lack of permits
Two pending development applications filed by a company in
Skeletons in the Cabinet: the stories ministers and parliamentary secretaries wish you’d forget
Fourteen members of the new government’s Cabinet – out
Malta listed as ‘inactive’ country on Open Government Partnership platform
Following initial warnings from the Open Government Partnership (OGP)
ADPD takes Electoral Commission, State Advocate to constitutional court over electoral discrimination
ADPD, Malta’s longest-standing alternative to PL and PN, held
Former UCM director-general was employed despite ongoing fraud, embezzlement charges in Italy
Concerns about Malta’s reputation as an educational hub have
Stonewalling politicians and word salad manifestos
One of the most striking aspects of Malta’s 2022
Not-so-silent day: social media, Google ads flooded with propaganda on ‘day of reflection’
Labour Leader and Prime Minister Robert Abela is at
UPDATED: Constitutional Court rejects PN request for prison vote re-run
Updated to include the Constitutional Court’s justification for its
Do polls produce self-fulfilling prophecies?
As the electoral campaign comes to the end of
Ram Tumuluri sends legal threat to The Shift objecting to being called ‘an international scammer’
Ram Tumuluri, the former face of the “fraudulent“, failed
AFM Commander asks for loyalty to him not country – army veteran tells his story
Andrew Mallia’s resolute demeanour, his conviction of right and
The largest manifesto on record, stripped of the fluff: the essence of Labour’s proposals
After nine years of high-profile scandals, dozens of resignations
Revolving doors: how Konrad Mizzi’s chief of staff was shuffled around to a cosy position
Following disgraced former minister Konrad Mizzi’s unceremonious expulsion from
Sanctioned Russian oligarch used Joseph Muscat’s preferred reputation laundering firm
The Maltese government can boast of the dubious honour
First impressions: the governing party’s raft of electoral promises
In another instalment of The Shift’s 2022 elections series,
PA, Wasteserv fail to explain appointment of blacklisted company’s sales director to their boards
More than a week after questions were sent regarding
The wanted Maltese professor with Russian ties still ‘missing’
The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, as well
Manifestos vs voter concerns: does the PN square up?
In the context of yet another election dominated by
The big manifesto crunch: what are parties in opposition proposing?
In the interest of preserving The Shift’s role as

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