Malta Employers Association stresses need for ‘judicious use of public funds’
In anticipation of the forthcoming Budget, the Malta Employers’
Chamber issues warning about latest ID cards scandal’s impact on businesses
The racket exposed at Identita is the latest example
Disgraced Perm Sec’s partner appointed to government board under his direction
Fiona Brinkworth, a senior Bank of Valletta official and
Bangladeshi agencies targeting Malta for €600-a-month jobs
Aqra bil-Malti Bangladeshi recruitment agencies have identified Malta as
Opinion: empty boasts
Silvio Schembri bragged on Facebook: “Official EU statistics published
Health conditions worse for those facing poverty and exclusion – NSO
The well-being of persons considered at risk of poverty
Malta struggles with expat cyber security, cost of living, personal rights despite digital nomad push
In recent years, the Maltese government has tried to
Economy slowing as debt forecasted to rise further – Central Bank
Malta’s economy is slowing down while the island’s surging
Malta registers highest deficit in EU – austerity expected next year 
Malta is expected to be one of the first
The largest manifesto on record, stripped of the fluff: the essence of Labour’s proposals
After nine years of high-profile scandals, dozens of resignations
We got on the wrong horse – Noel Grima
Malta should not be affected by the invasion of
The big manifesto crunch: what are parties in opposition proposing?
In the interest of preserving The Shift’s role as
Two years of Robert Abela
The anniversary of Robert Abela’s two years in office
Government to borrow another €1.2 billion as forecasts go haywire
The government is planning to borrow at least €1.2
Yesterday marked the start of a new decade
There’s general agreement that, following the 2013 general election,
The happy hour economy
What’s the difference between friends and best friends? Friends
Malta’s worst recession in decades
With his trademark smirk and mocking insolence, Joseph Muscat
Massaging morale
“The success of Team Malta is the Labour Party’s
Public finances floundering in danger zone as debt soars €2.2 billion in 18 months
Malta’s public debt ballooned by as much as €2.1
Malta’s foreign capital inflow could drop by €250m if greylisted – IMF report
A report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) analysing
Security and garden dwarfs
As the economy re-opens, and a general election looms
Heaven is a place on earth
There is an old Maltese saying that goes, ‘Bil-flus
Predicting economic recovery by May is ‘pure conjecture’ – economist
Forecasting economic recovery by May in the current pandemic
Joseph Muscat’s diminishing influence as economy dips and priorities change
Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s unceremonious exit from politics
COVID-19 and what matters
We can agree to hold Robert Abela to account
The politics behind the budget
Robert Abela has hyped up tomorrow’s mini-budget. He’s said
Economic uncertainty ‘a breeding ground for fraud and financial crime’
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused unprecedented challenges in the
Flying the Jolly Dodger
When Robert Abela’s critics call him the continuity candidate,
Getting it together
Slow, deep breaths. They’re a remedy for those moments
IMF warns Malta must address anti-money laundering deficiencies in light of economic risk
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has advised Malta to

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