Egrant was a house of mirrors
The Shift’s recent investigation into Egrant revealed how the Panama company was... View more
17 Black
Finding Egrant: What we know now
Egrant almost ended up owned by a Brazilian, which strongly indicates that... View more
SOCAR’s got a lot to hide
Azerbaijan’s State oil company didn’t want to share banking info with Latvian... View more
‘Strong condemnation’ of continued persecution of journalist in Montenegro
International press freedom organisations have jointly condemned the ongoing persecution of Montenegrin... View more
2020: A year of investigations despite a pandemic
Despite the circumstances brought about by the pandemic, The Shift pushed forward... View more
‘You are not credible, I am sorry’ – former Chief Justice tells Keith Schembri
The public inquiry hearing on Monday touched upon a number of major... View more
Fenech and the Bangladeshi Schembri
Some countries specialise in technology, others specialise in services. Malta specialises in... View more
€16 million taken by Electrogas shareholders also hidden from European Commission
Electrogas shareholders hid over €16 million in ‘success fees’, on top of... View more
Your cowardice and greed killed Daphne
It’s a strange coincidence that my 100th column for The Shift should... View more
Former foreign minister grilled on why Daphne Caruana Galizia’s son was ‘urgently’ recalled from diplomatic post
Minister Carmelo Abela was asked to explain why the son of murdered... View more
A tale of wilful blindness
Electrogas director and shareholder Paul Apap Bologna was cautioned several times by... View more
Your gift to Malta’s richest families
What an incredibly generous thing you did, paying Electrogas’ excise tax bill... View more
$2 million lobbying for Latvian bank used by suspect in journalist’s murder
ASG Resolution Capital, a company closely connected to Latvia’s ABLV Bank, has... View more
‘Dubai running after Malta’ to assist with 17 Black probe – Casa tells public inquiry
Contrary to testimonies made by former economic crimes unit chief Ian Abdilla... View more
An epidemic of collective amnesia
Malta is suffering from an epidemic of collective amnesia. While top government... View more
Montenegro government ‘sloppy’ in its cover up of corruption in wind farm deal
Srdjan Milic, an independent Montenegrin MP who has written to PN MP... View more
Joseph Muscat’s communications chief present at top level meetings but says ‘he knows nothing’
Former Head of Communications at the Office of the Prime Minister Kurt... View more
Report shines light on Dubai’s role in facilitating global illicit financial flows
A new, extensive report by the US think tank Carnegie Endowment for... View more
Egrant was a house of mirrors
The Shift’s recent investigation into Egrant revealed how the Panama company was... View more
Finding Egrant: What we know now
Egrant almost ended up owned by a Brazilian, which strongly indicates that... View more
SOCAR’s got a lot to hide
Azerbaijan’s State oil company didn’t want to share banking info with Latvian... View more
‘Strong condemnation’ of continued persecution of journalist in Montenegro
International press freedom organisations have jointly condemned the ongoing persecution of Montenegrin... View more
2020: A year of investigations despite a pandemic
Despite the circumstances brought about by the pandemic, The Shift pushed forward... View more
‘You are not credible, I am sorry’ – former Chief Justice tells Keith Schembri
The public inquiry hearing on Monday touched upon a number of major... View more
Fenech and the Bangladeshi Schembri
Some countries specialise in technology, others specialise in services. Malta specialises in... View more
€16 million taken by Electrogas shareholders also hidden from European Commission
Electrogas shareholders hid over €16 million in ‘success fees’, on top of... View more
Your cowardice and greed killed Daphne
It’s a strange coincidence that my 100th column for The Shift should... View more
Former foreign minister grilled on why Daphne Caruana Galizia’s son was ‘urgently’ recalled from diplomatic post
Minister Carmelo Abela was asked to explain why the son of murdered... View more