Prosecution in Ali Sadr’s case says it did not act in bad faith when dropping case
The prosecution in the case of Ali Sadr Hasheminejad’s
New appeal filed against Minister Ian Borg’s pool permit in ODZ
Transport Minister Ian Borg and his wife Rachelle will
The Guardian Award for ‘fight against fraud’ goes to Daphne Caruana Galizia
Murdered journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia has been awarded the
Action and monitoring on money laundering critical to avoid greylisting by Moneyval – experts
Financial expert Godfrey Leone Ganado believes that in order
Club supremo retains hold of Knights’ fort due to inaction by Lands Authority
Pictures of the interior of a 300-year-old Knights’ era
MTA never commissioned the study it used to justify surge in sponsorships
The Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) has once again been
Support for EUobserver after being threatened for Caruana Galizia article
Political activist and financier Bill Browder has put his
No OPM records of meetings between Yorgen Fenech and Joseph Muscat
The Daphne Caruana Galiza Foundation expressed concern at the
Chamber of Advocates’ statement targeting journalists ‘missed the point’ – lawyers
Two veteran lawyers have called out the Chamber of
US issues new ‘highly unusual’ indictment against Assange – RSF
Reporters Without Borders has criticised the latest move by
Former Economic Crimes Unit chief admits to police inaction on scandals
The second testimony of Ian Abdilla, the former head
The Chamber of Advocates shoots the messenger
The Chamber of Advocates issued an incomprehensible statement last
MTA’s Lionel Gerada is a good boy, lawyers insist
Lionel Gerada, the political canvasser of former minister Konrad
Grand Theft Europe investigation wins European press prize
A cross border investigation involving more than 30 countries
Air Malta withdraws ‘final proposal’ to reverse pilots’ redundancies hours ahead of meeting
Air Malta pilots are incensed at the national airline
Corruption, slow court proceedings stalling fight against human trafficking
Recurring issues with rule of law, corruption and slow
Stagno Navarra gets a reserved parking spot in one of Malta’s busiest localities
Sliema residents have expressed their indignation at Labour propagandist
Court ruling halts demotions for pilots, but redundancies may go ahead
The court has declared that it cannot stop the
Robert Abela’s chief of staff gets €14,000 salary top up through second job
Clyde Caruana, the new chief of staff at the
Thousands object for the third time to DB project despite lavish PR campaign
Over 4,400 objections have been submitted to the Planning
Still no standard checklist for OHSA officers visiting construction sites – NAO
The Occupational Health and Safety Authority (OHSA) still does
Neville Gafa’ calls out Foreign Minister’s post on Libya
A post by Foreign Affairs Minister Evarist Bartolo thanking
Sim cards used in Caruana Galizia’s murder purchased end of 2016
The three hitmen charged with the murder of Daphne
Pieter Omtzigt welcomes ‘hard-hitting’ report by Ombudsman
Special rapporteur Pieter Omtzigt has welcomed the “hard-hitting” and
Court dismisses case against Gafa’s extra overtime pay on technicality
Neville Gafa’ has won a legal battle to keep
Leaks from inquiry on migrants’ deaths aided Prime Minister’s political attacks
An investigation by The Shift has found two media
Schembri’s ‘much-awaited truth’ testimony just a smokescreen
The bold statement made by the former chief of
Protesters pick up again their call for justice for Daphne and the truth
People took to the streets of Valletta once again

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