Court requests three-year prison sentence for mafia wife who attacked journalist
The public prosecutor of Bari’s Direzione Distrettuale Antimafia (DDA)
The Shift objects to denial of access to MPs’ tax declarations
Updated to include the reaction of the European Federation
John Dalli says ‘no deal’ with Indian tycoon seeking development on Dwejra coast
Former European Commissioner John Dalli confirmed he is ‘a
Council of Europe says Malta fails basic human rights obligations for minorities
The Maltese government has failed to collect any data
We could be anti-heroes
The end of this month brought with it the
MGA good governance chief allowed side business
The man who is tasked with ensuring good governance
2020 ‘unfortunate record year’ for press freedom, call for action from EC President
Press freedom organisation partners forming the Media Freedom Rapid
European Court of Human Rights calls for the release of Alexei Navalny
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has called
Prime Minister silent on three jobs for ‘trusted’ officer totalling some €90,000 a year
Prime Minister Robert Abela and his chief spokesman Matthew
Vince Muscat withdraws appeal: A turning point in Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case?
In an unexpected move on Wednesday, Vince Muscat, one
EY charges MFSA over €10 million for Satabank job
The local branch of international auditing firm Ernst &
Failed Labour political candidate made High Commissioner to Australia
The government has appointed Mario Farrugia Borg, a former
€30 million for PBS to avoid bankruptcy
Taxpayers will shore up PBS, the public broadcaster, with
The Montenegro deal’s fictitious numbers
A new letter seen by The Shift reveals exactly
Another AG lawyer jumps ship to help defence team in case filed by his former office
Updated to include comments from Matthew Xuereb. Matthew Xuereb,
DB Group set to generate more profits with ‘downscaled’ ITS project
Plans submitted last December by DB Group show an
Yorgen Fenech’s offer to pay for own police surveillance if granted bail refused by court
Yorgen Fenech, the prime murder suspect in the assassination
TikTok reveals new Caqnu batching plants… but Planning Authority says no permit needed
Massive brand new concrete and tarmac batching plants have
Number of direct orders surpass tenders at Infrastructure Malta
Infrastructure Malta has set another record as the government
Chloe Portelli to pay €1,200 fine for illegalities and unlock €200,000 in EU funds
Chloe Portelli – the daughter of construction magnate Joseph
No seaplanes… but Transport Malta to construct €90,000 slipway
A public tender issued by Transport Malta calls for
How state broadcaster, party-owned media shape Malta’s COVID-19 narrative
Malta’s unique media landscape has equipped the government with
Another fall for Malta in The Economist’s 2020 Democracy Index
Malta has yet again plummeted to an all-time low

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