Malta ratifies Landscape Convention after 25-year delay, as it holds Council of Europe presidency
Malta has ratified the Council of Europe Landscape Convention—a full 25 years... View more
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TM to spend €500,000 more to buy new RHIBs… to be delivered in winter
Just a few weeks after deciding to spend around €1,500 per day... View more
Developer wants to turn ruins into ‘farmer’s quarter’ in Buskett Natura 2000 site
A planning application to redevelop ruins within Buskett, a Natura 2000 site... View more
Malta falling short on climate goals, EU Commission warns
Malta has come under renewed scrutiny from the European Commission over its... View more
Owen Bonnici can’t provide Love Island ‘cultural test’ to justify subsidies
Culture Minister Owen Bonnici is dodging requests to publish the obligatory ‘cultural... View more
The €6 million smear: Malta’s silence on a state-funded frame-up
Two years ago, former health minister Chris Fearne was maliciously targeted with... View more
MMH bonds trading suspended
Trading of MMH (Mediterranean Maritime Hub) bonds on the Malta Stock Exchange... View more
Nigel Vella celebrates CEO position, announces PL candidacy
Labour militant and the President of one of Hamrun’s band clubs, Nigel... View more
The labour of forgetting
At a restaurant in Malta, two familiar faces—Brian Tonna, founder of the... View more
Abela’s blacklist: loyalty over merit in EU judge selections
Robert Abela made it crystal clear he won’t accept lawyer Jacques Rene... View more
EXCLUSIVE INVESTIGATION: Exposing a multi-million illegal gambling ring
A network of criminals operating a multi-million-euro underground gambling racket, including illegal... View more
Ten years after Mater Dei ‘defective concrete’ claim, extension planned above existing building
The government is refusing to explain how it intends to build new... View more
Sports integrity authority in crisis as top officials leave
The government’s sports integrity authority, known as AIMS, is facing a serious... View more
Judicial independence at risk with new Bill, former judges warn
Legal experts and former judges have raised serious concerns over the Maltese... View more
Government’s public service expo expected to cost over €1.5 million
This year’s Public Service Expo, inaugurated earlier this week by Prime Minister... View more
Government clears path for Caqnu’s Luqa development on land earmarked for social housing
Housing Minister Roderick Galdes has reached a deal with developer Charles Polidano... View more
Huawei, hospitality, and the price of political favour
Prime Minister Robert Abela declared that Labour MEP Daniel Attard was “not... View more
Former Net TV boss joins government gravy train
Fabian Demicoli, the former head of news at the Nationalist Party’s media... View more
Malta ratifies Landscape Convention after 25-year delay, as it holds Council of Europe presidency
Malta has ratified the Council of Europe Landscape Convention—a full 25 years... View more
TM to spend €500,000 more to buy new RHIBs… to be delivered in winter
Just a few weeks after deciding to spend around €1,500 per day... View more
Developer wants to turn ruins into ‘farmer’s quarter’ in Buskett Natura 2000 site
A planning application to redevelop ruins within Buskett, a Natura 2000 site... View more
Malta falling short on climate goals, EU Commission warns
Malta has come under renewed scrutiny from the European Commission over its... View more
Owen Bonnici can’t provide Love Island ‘cultural test’ to justify subsidies
Culture Minister Owen Bonnici is dodging requests to publish the obligatory ‘cultural... View more
The €6 million smear: Malta’s silence on a state-funded frame-up
Two years ago, former health minister Chris Fearne was maliciously targeted with... View more
MMH bonds trading suspended
Trading of MMH (Mediterranean Maritime Hub) bonds on the Malta Stock Exchange... View more
Nigel Vella celebrates CEO position, announces PL candidacy
Labour militant and the President of one of Hamrun’s band clubs, Nigel... View more
The labour of forgetting
At a restaurant in Malta, two familiar faces—Brian Tonna, founder of the... View more
Abela’s blacklist: loyalty over merit in EU judge selections
Robert Abela made it crystal clear he won’t accept lawyer Jacques Rene... View more
