Victim blaming still rife in Malta – survey
The Malta Women’s Lobby has expressed concern that a
Planning minister refuses to meet 10 associations on planning issues
Planning Minister Clint Camilleri has refused to accept a
Residents’ associations warn about changes in local plans and increased development
A number of residents’ associations and the NGO Il-Kollettiv
Church commission condemns Villa Rosa plans
The Church’s Environment Commission said in a statement it
Highly protected Black Stork shot near prime minister’s official summer residence
The environmental NGO, Birdlife, has announced it has recovered
Fondazione Falcone to open branch in Malta
Fondazione Falcone, set up in commemoration of Judge Giovanni
PN asks for urgent debate on Villa Rosa’s change of rules
The Nationalist Party has upped its ante on the
European Court of Human Rights blasts Malta’s detention regime, again
The European Court of Human Rights had extremely harsh
Once the summer residence of the Inquisitor, now illegal bird trapping in its shadow
It was built in the 17th century as the
Birdlife condemns government’s reopening of bird trapping
At a press conference held in front of the
Public consultation on Villa Rosa project ‘a barefaced lie’
The environmental  NGO Graffitti will be holding a public
Campaign urges total transparency on unnatural death cases
Isabelle Bonnici, the mother of Jean Paul Sofia, who
Concern that Malta’s ‘hard-won neutrality’ is being compromised
A growing number of Maltese citizens is getting concerned
Ornis Committee votes to disregard latest ECJ decision against bird trapping
Once again, Birdlife found itself in a minority at
Casa urges Commissioner-designate to get serious about the rule of law in Malta
As the European Parliament prepares to grill commissioners-designate next
Cassola points to impact on residents by developments at St George’s Bay
Politician and activist Arnold Cassola said in a statement
Birdlife calls for schools to be declared bird sanctuaries
Last Monday, a teacher at the Archbishop’s Seminary at
Curia requests suspension of Sliema’s Villa Schinas development application
The Archbishop’s Curia has demanded that the commercial partner
Employer bodies reiterate opposition to trade union mandatory membership
The four employer-constituted bodies have reiterated their opposition to
Resigning Steward Health Care CEO files a lawsuit against a US Senate panel
The embattled Steward Health Care CEO Ralph de la
A window of opportunity – Noel Grima
These past weeks and months we have been seeing
Addressing the economy – Noel Grima
In the coming days, we will hear a lot
The cumulative effect
A new scandal every day. And sometimes more than
The not-so-smart city – Noel Grima
It was when Lawrence Gonzi was prime minister and
When the government says a balance has been struck, you may be sure someone has lost out
Prime Minister Robert Abela said on Sunday that ‘a
MEPs in Malta – box-ticking can’t hide the reality
If we were to list the tasks Malta was
Parlement of Foules
Readers unacquainted with Chaucer’s Old English might misinterpret the
Beyond the euphoria – Noel Grima
After the euphoria and the back-slapping, maybe it is
The shifting sands of public opinion – Noel Grima
We may think it’s impossible but some 40% of

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