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Ministers dodged 750 parliamentary questions since March 2022
Government ministers have left some 750 parliamentary questions unanswered
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The €14 million Olympic-sized swimming pool at the Cottonera
Europe’s new media freedom law set to cause problems in Malta
European Parliament and Council negotiators agreed on Friday on
Dalli spends €250,000 in direct orders on one-day meeting
Energy Minister Miriam Dalli spent €250,000 in direct orders
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Enemalta spent €10,000 on a sponsored interview for its
Malta missing waste management, EU targets across the board
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MFSA legal breach risks revocation of all enforcement notices, fines since 2019
A recent Financial Services Tribunal ruled that the Malta
Government owed €1 billion in ‘collectible arrears’ in 2022
More than €1 billion was owed to the Maltese
Architect, lawyer, planning consultant Musumeci now advising on pensions too
Robert Musumeci, an architect, lawyer, and recipient of multiple
Changes to asset freeze law divide legal opinion
Recently proposed changes to economic crime laws related to
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MEPs, member states reach deal on anti-SLAPP legislation
The European Parliament and member states have reached a
UNESCO ambassador, culture minister silent on Ggantija apartments controversy
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Key information about FOI Act omitted in letter to Council of Europe
Justice Minister Jonathan Attard sent a letter to the

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