Is it too much to ask why she died?
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Russian sanctions: Finland seizes billionaire ‘Maltese’ citizen’s assets
The Finnish authorities, acting on EU sanctions levied against Russian oligarchs and... View more
Charlon Gouder refuses to explain his role in importing Nepalese cheap labour
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Right to Know: FOI Tribunal decides another seven cases in The Shift’s favour
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Passengers left stranded as Ponte cancels trip with them already aboard
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Qed jinvestigaw lill-avukat ta’ Konrad Mizzi talli allegatament ittrasferixxa flus Yorgen Fenech għax-xiri tal-armi
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Wirt Għawdex, local council rail against WSC plans to pump out coffee in Mgarr
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Repubblika to take Magistrate Nadine Lia complaint to Commission for the Administration of Justice
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Gozitan farmer wants to turn pristine landscape into mega sheep farm
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Prime minister urged to publish proposals for press freedom reform
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Is it too much to ask why she died?
“Over the years the AFM saved thousands of lives,” Minister Byron Camilleri... View more
Russian sanctions: Finland seizes billionaire ‘Maltese’ citizen’s assets
The Finnish authorities, acting on EU sanctions levied against Russian oligarchs and... View more
Charlon Gouder refuses to explain his role in importing Nepalese cheap labour
Charlon Gouder, a former Labour Party reporter turned lawyer, is refusing to... View more
Right to Know: FOI Tribunal decides another seven cases in The Shift’s favour
The government has been dealt seven more blows in its attempts to... View more
Passengers left stranded as Ponte cancels trip with them already aboard
Hundreds of passengers were left stranded on Independence Day when Ponte Ferries... View more
Qed jinvestigaw lill-avukat ta’ Konrad Mizzi talli allegatament ittrasferixxa flus Yorgen Fenech għax-xiri tal-armi
This article is available in English Qorti Amerikana talbuha tikkonferma l-ħatra ta’... View more
Wirt Għawdex, local council rail against WSC plans to pump out coffee in Mgarr
Both the Għajnsielem Local Council and NGO Wirt Għawdex are to appeal... View more
Repubblika to take Magistrate Nadine Lia complaint to Commission for the Administration of Justice
Civil society activist group Repubblika will be submitting a formal complaint to... View more
Gozitan farmer wants to turn pristine landscape into mega sheep farm
A Gozitan farmer known to be close to Gozo Minister Clint Camilleri... View more
Prime minister urged to publish proposals for press freedom reform
The Shift has joined over a hundred individuals, including journalists, academics and... View more