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Marsaxlokk FC proposed development criticised as a ‘front’ for business
A development application on 13,225sqm of ODZ land filed by Marsaxlokk football... View more
It’s not what it looks like
While members of government have become particularly adept at making promises that... View more
Legal experts slam ‘reprehensible’ new law on court judgements
Two legal experts condemned as “wholly reprehensible” a new legal notice that... View more
Government denies whistleblower status to person exposing De Giovanni ‘nepotism’ case
The government has declined to grant whistleblower status to a former employee... View more
Malta still slowest in Europe to conclude money laundering cases – EU Justice scoreboard
Justice Minister Edward Zammit Lewis recently described the government’s extensive plans to... View more
The Shift turns four
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Electrogas shareholder Paul Apap Bologna returns to PAC in stormy, dislocated session
A confused, stormy Public Accounts Committee meeting that saw Electrogas shareholder Paul... View more
The phenomenon of ‘self-suspension’
“Self-suspension” has become a bizarrely fashionable move for public officers accused of... View more
Malta Business Registry premises set to cost taxpayers €8.5 million in rent
The Malta Business Registry’s (MBR) rented offices in Żejtun, which were inaugurated... View more
Anti-SLAPP conference day two: how UK corporate lawyers kill stories
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‘I felt completely humiliated’ – police officer passed over for promotion speaks up
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