For the people or against?
“One is either for the people or against” Joseph
Schembri’s deliberately tangled mess
The compilation of evidence in the case of Keith
Fearne knew nothing, but backed Vitals anyway
Chris Fearne knew nothing and was not involved in
‘Art For Free Press’ exhibition success: Your last chance for one of the few remaining artworks
Update: Please note that some of the artworks listed
Of education and demagoguery
“Democracy implies election of the corrupt few by the
National Audit Office highlights procurement breaches across the board
The National Audit Office (NAO) has issued another report
Gratuitous cruelty
Do not participate in the distribution of meals to
I never thought it would last three years
The Shift is three years old. While that may
A turn in the tide
A few months ago, Konrad Mizzi was finally expelled
Art for Free Press: An online showcase
Marking The Shift’s three year anniversary, 20 of Malta’s
Chloe Portelli’s farmer permit to build store on scenic land stalled… for now
The Planning Commission has decided to suspend and postpone
‘The public inquiry will go on till the end,’ protesters tell Prime Minister
“The inquiry will go on till the end” and
Turning your lemons into their lemonade
The General Workers’ Union found a lucrative way to
GWU makes a profit off taxpayers in jobs scheme meant to be run by foundation
The GWU was meant to run the government scheme
The case of the missing memo
Things disappear in Malta. The island is prey to
Everyone’s digging their heels in
Deny, deny, deny. And when the clock runs out
Government derails parliamentary motion to revoke €100 million payout to Steward Healthcare
The government derailed a motion filed by the Opposition
The leisure of gods
If you think democracy and transparency are expensive –
From China, with love…
There seems to be a direct correlation between freer
Made in China? Perhaps not…
Just as countries around the world are rejecting and
Steward: If not now, when?
During a press conference devoted to how seriously the
The price of corruption is coming home
Every ‘larger than life’ figure has its trademark. With
Government spending on Steward Healthcare criticised
The government’s deal with Steward Healthcare, who owns and
Third economic measures package gets first nod by Chamber of SMEs
Following scrutiny of the government’s last two business assistance
Prominent retailers who wrote to Abela mum on own measures to help employees
Over a dozen of Malta’s prominent local businesses who
Labour’s playbook catches coronavirus
When they tell you it’s not about the money,
Fiscal measures introduced should retain employees, not cater for unemployment
Fiscal measures to retain workers in employment are needed
When the masks fall
“Virtue has a veil, vice a mask” – Victor
If this is ‘normality’…
Malta is back to normality. Not. A few days
Justyne Caruana resignation raises questions on Finance Minister and Attorney General
The tenability of other prominent individuals within the government

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