Malta is of ‘exceptional concern for press freedom’ – Council of Europe report
The Council of Europe’s platform for media freedom and
From arms to riches: the rise of James Fenech
From a shop in Mellieha’s Parish Square, which neighbours
Public outrage at Mario Philip Azzopardi after vilification of MEP
Updated with Minister for Culture and Arts Jose Herrera’s
European court orders Poland to suspend judiciary panel for lack of independence
Europe’s highest court has ordered Poland to suspend a
Size of Chinese embassy doubles since initial plans
The size and safety of a Chinese embassy, planned
Surge in racist and hate speech online following government decisions
Online hate has surfaced repeatedly over the past few
State authorities a source of threats to journalists in six countries – report
State authorities and its representatives were the major source
New direct order for illegal batching plant from Gozo Ministry
The Gozo Ministry has given yet another direct order
Over €1 million given to BEAT Ltd without competition
David Galea, Konrad Mizzi’s childhood friend, was given more
Over 20 press freedom NGOs present rule of law recommendations to Commission
The European Commission must effectively capture the challenges that
A call for nurses to come to Malta was taken up by some dodgy companies
A foreign recruitment agency on the hunt in India
Over 100 press freedom violations in the EU since COVID-19
More than 100 press freedom violations have been registered
Keith Schembri’s wife shareholder in roadwork company receiving millions in government work
Updated with follow-up revelations. Josette Schembri Vella, the wife
The first 100 days of Robert Abela
With the turning of the decade, the beginning of
Surge in building permits given three-year grace period
A total of 18,518 development permits have been given
Majority of employers dissatisfied with government support – survey
The majority of respondents in a survey conducted by
Pilots flag job guarantee by Konrad Mizzi and Robert Abela, delaying lay offs
Air Malta has put off its decision to make
Malta drops another four places in World Press Freedom Index
Malta’s ranking in the World Press Freedom Index continued
Ali Sadr’s legal defence team asks for extension to file post-trial motions
Ali Sadr’s legal defence team has requested an extension
Despite shift, Marthese Portelli says her stance on new building laws unchanged
Former Nationalist MP Marthese Portelli has argued that her
Croatian’s threat against The Shift taken up by the Council of Europe
The Council of Europe press freedom platform has taken
Repubblika members receiving ‘unprecedented levels’ of online hate following PM speech
Civil society group Repubblika said its members have received
80% of Air Malta pilots ‘jobless starting Tuesday’, no severance package
Air Malta is planning to keep just 26 pilots
Repubblika calls out Prime Minister for ‘putting a gun to their head’
Civil society Repubblika called out Prime Minister Robert Abela
China lied and people died
China forgot to count and tell the world about
Controversy over €20m tender for face masks in Spain links back to Malta
The Spanish government has bought €20 million worth of
‘Invicta’ donates another €2,000 to women’s shelter ‘Dar Merħba Bik’
The shelter for women who are victims of domestic
‘Pandemic or not, we will never stop’ – international NGOs’ call for justice
A number of International Press Freedom organisations started their
‘Don’t pay for public health with people’s lives’ – doctors tell Robert Abela
Updated with the new number of signatories to letter
‘A terrible day for Malta, human rights and our nation’s legacy’ – NGOs
Updated with civil society group Repubblika’s announcement on court

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