Democracy in chains: eliminating the need for journalists
As pro-Labour Facebook groups peddling hate and inciting violence
A soulless metropolis built on dirty money 
The latest revelations coming from a New York court
Truth under siege
By obfuscating the very definition of freedom of expression,
Rethinking tourism
Tourist numbers continue to grow as do calls for
Fake feminism from a fake government
Anna Borg, the director of the Centre for Labour
The revolution will not be televised
According to the 2017 Eurobarometer survey on the use
GUEST POST: An assault on people’s right to know
manueldelia.com has been on line for a few days
Hate speech and double standards
The horrific hit-and-run of PC Schembri triggered widespread outrage
Violence a result of government-fostered impunity, not dissent
In the wake of the incident involving PC Schembri,
EXPLAINER: How criminals get away with laundering their money
Money laundering is what makes crime profitable. Without laundering
Hatred parading as free expression
With revelations into the reality of many Labour support
Shooting up the law
When Malta joined the EU, the loudest celebrations came
Methodology of undermining the Fourth Estate 
As long as the Fourth Estate is seen as
A new way that’s the same way
On Friday, The Shift News published an article that
If you can’t beat them, join them
Adrian Delia’s speech at last Sunday’s PN general council
Power to the People!
Very broadly speaking, there are three categories of states.
The return to infantilism
Just a few days ago parliamentary secretary for sport
The slow death of democracy and sovereignty 
The summary of the meeting Henley and Partners had
Wealthier politicians, friendlier patrons?
In another EU state, even a whiff of hidden
Money Laundering: Who cares?
Money laundering is one of the key ‘engines of
Blockchain paradise: Dancing on a hotplate
Last Tuesday, on International Workers’ Day, Prime Minister Joseph
Żażu’s challange stretches beyond the football pitch
The appointment of Ray ‘Żażu’ Farrugia as coach of
Was Cambridge Analytica’s psychological warfare used in Malta?
This week Cambridge Analytica, as well as its parent
1 May: Idolatry and Xenophobia
The 1st of May or what is known as
Mayday! Mayday! 
Thousands answered Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s call to reply
Malta in the dock
Pilatus Bank owner Ali Sadr has not been accused
Burn Baby Burn
The answer to Malta’s overflowing national rubbish bin, according
The fierce urgency of now
Some 150 artists have signed a petition calling for
Schadenfreude has expired
The German language has a wonderful word to describe
Rule of law is dead but we can resuscitate it
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat and his government insist that

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