Media ‘Experts’ Committee fails to submit final report before parliament rises for summer recess
A report prepared by the government-appointed ‘Media Experts Committee’
The Shift wins two more Court of Appeal FOI cases to total 14, five remain
The Shift has won another two Court of Appeal
Court nullifies Kamra tal-Periti’s suspension of architects’ warrants
The Court of Appeal on Wednesday struck down a
European Parliament approves anti-SLAPP directive
On Tuesday, the European Parliament voted on a more
Education Minister won’t say how many students AUM has: ‘It’s a private entity’
Education Minister Clifton Grima is once again being cagey
PAC: Muscat stalls while labeling committee questions ‘outside its remit’
Disgraced former prime minister Joseph Muscat appeared in front
Minister dodges questions on Mediterrane Film Festival expenses
Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo is once again dodging questions
Citizenship by merit: FOI request deemed ‘frivolous, trivial or vexatious’
A freedom of information request from The Shift asking
Comino concessions ‘commercially sensitive’ and cannot be made public
It is a strange situation when what is arguably
Court throws out UHM boss’ legal challenge against The Shift
The Court on Monday threw out a legal challenge
Persons of trust: employers want full disclosure and performance audits
Malta’s employers are demanding full disclosure when it comes
MEPs want answers on Malta’s migrant pushbacks, torture and EU funding
MEPs from the European Parliament’s Civil Liberties, Justice and
250 people pushed back to Libya after Malta claims it’s ‘on it’ – NGOs
Two hundred and fifty people in distress on a
Government airline hiring former Air Malta pilots given golden handshake to ‘retire’
Some former Air Malta pilots, who accepted to ‘retire’
84% of businesses see favouritism, corruption as hampering competition
84% of Malta’s businesses see favouritism and corruption as
‘Don’t water down EU Media Freedom Act’, say 15 press freedom organisations
The European Centre for Press and Media Freedom has
Sexual harassment ‘pervasive, normalised and accepted’ in Malta – UN
A United Nations Working Group on discrimination against women
Jean Paul Sofia’s mother starts petition for public inquiry into son’s death
Kordin construction collapse victim Jean Paul Sofia’s mother, Isabelle
MFSA paying US lawyers €420 an hour and still needs 10 other law firms
Malta’s financial services regulator is paying €420 an hour
BirdLife objects to third apartment block next to Simar nature reserve
An application for a third apartment block adjacent to
Speaker of the House can never be investigated by Standards Commissioner
A legal lacuna has cropped up that means the
Work on Kordin rugby stadium to start six years late as cost quadruples
A €2.2 million rugby stadium project for Kordin announced
Only one PA enforcement notice on illegal dormitories for migrants
The Planning Authority has only one pending enforcement case
Cassola wants Fisheries Minister’s event investigated for breach of ethics
Independent politician Arnold Cassola has called on the Commissioner
Cost of Msida primary school doubles as Joseph Portelli gets €10m contract
The estimated budget to build a new government primary
Court reconfirms Steward’s €36.8 million tax bill
Steward Malta Management Limited will have to pay a
Air Malta: chairman’s contract under wraps, former staff claim discrimination
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana, who is currently piloting Malta’s
Malta makes little to no rule of law progress – European Commission report
Malta has made little to no progress in the
Government factories boss kept on Methode’s books, no explanations given
A scandal is brewing over a suspicious double role

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