Government’s press freedom proposals ‘not enough’
The media experts committee appointed by Prime Minister Robert
EXCLUSIVE: €84 million gas pipeline payout to be tax free for Electrogas, emails show
Electrogas secured a sweetheart deal with the taxman on
It’s not about money
The government has no intention of debating the Opposition’s
Stream of congratulations for Roberta Metsola, European parliament’s new president
After a plenary session which saw Maltese MEP and
Roberta Metsola secures European Parliament presidency in landslide victory
Securing 67% of all votes, Roberta Metsola became the
The press needs good faith not just new laws
What’s needed to implement the Caruana Galizia public inquiry’s
Patterns of resistance
The government’s reluctance, verging on recalcitrance, for meaningful reform
A broad phantom consultation
There’s a Muriel Spark story where an elderly spinster
Solving crimes, the Maltese way
Victoria Buttigieg and Angelo Gafa have some explaining to
Joe Gerada, of FKK Acapulco fame, demands tribunal ban The Shift from asking questions
The former aide of disgraced ex-minister Chris Cardona, teacher-turned-lawyer
Looking back to move forward
Injustice, in one form or another, is the subject
Schembri, Mizzi travel ban sends ‘strong signal’ in ‘fight against corruption’ – US Embassy
In comments made following the announcement of a US
Schembri, Mizzi slapped with US travel ban
Former energy minister Konrad Mizzi and former OPM chief
It should have been the other way around, Owen
If an apology must come with a caveat, then
The secrets on Keith’s phone
Something’s afoot in the land of misrule. Again. (And
Bangladeshi businessman contradicted by Yorgen Fenech chats
Bangladeshi businessman and Cabinet advisor Salman Rahman’s comment to
Murder on his watch
The political assassination was the beginning of the end
‘The more I was attacked for my journalism, the more resolute I became’ – Nobel Peace Prize laureate
The work of two investigative journalists, Maria Ressa from
Who took those photos?
Four days ago, in London, two Metropolitan Police officers
Court records law under spotlight of six international press freedom NGOs
Pressure continues to grow on the government to scrap
On stupidity
“Having become a mindless tool, the stupid person will
Crowd gathers for public protest calling for Speaker’s resignation despite weather
Crowds gathered in front of parliament today to call
Defamation law in the hands of ‘malicious parties’ is chilling for journalists – OSCE
The use of criminal and civil lawsuits against journalists
‘What happened to Daphne could happen today’
“There have not been any real reforms in Malta

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