Joseph Muscat joins think tank funded by Azerbaijani government
Disgraced former Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has become a member of... View more
Energy
Mizzi ‘still in London fleeing justice’
Konrad Mizzi, the disgraced ex-minister named in connection with the most scandalous... View more
Konrad Mizzi’s personal lawyer was the advisor he took to seal Montenegro deal
Despite the government’s reluctance to divulge the name of the government advisor... View more
Konrad Mizzi’s trips to Montenegro and the birth of a dirty energy deal
Former Energy Minister Konrad Mizzi visited Montenegro no less than eight times... View more
Opposition demands government withdraw direct order on Electrogas deal
The Opposition has called on Energy Minister Michael Farrugia to withdraw a... View more
The good in the bad and the ugly
A memo to readers who, upon reading of Keith Schembri’s fake newspaper,... View more
Prime Minister mum on investigating corruption in Mizzi’s Montenegro deal
The Office of Prime Minister Robert Abela has remained mum on whether... View more
The murky energy project of Joseph Muscat and Konrad Mizzi in Montenegro
The Mozura wind farm project was haunted by allegations of corruption from... View more
Electrogas: A list of the people who benefit from the corrupt deal
It is not only Yorgen Fenech – the man accused of being... View more
Our tough man in Castille
It shouldn’t need saying, but it’s part of our political predicament that... View more
Faulty wiring: Mizzi’s ‘sinister’ Electrogas deal
The Electrogas deal has been described as a “highly irregular procedure” by... View more
Undeserved respect for the judiciary
A legal bid by PN MP Simon Busuttil and PN MEP David... View more
It’s our business to question why police won’t act on ‘criminally tainted’ deal
As activists gathered outside Castille last week demanding to know who owned... View more
German authorities asked to investigate Siemens’ role in bribery allegations
German authorities have been requested to investigate bribery in commercial business transactions... View more
Disinformation Watch #25: Going for broke – 17 Black
Reacting to news revealing the mysterious owner of Dubai company 17 Black... View more
Malta and Azerbaijan: A sordid love affair
Just when everyone thought that the Panama Papers were old news (except... View more
Despite water scarcity, Maltese companies less keen on saving water
Only 34% of Maltese SMEs are taking measures to save water. This... View more
Electricity substation proposed at Ghadira for spare capacity for future developments
Enemalta wants to develop a 96 square metre electricity substation on undeveloped... View more
Joseph Muscat joins think tank funded by Azerbaijani government
Disgraced former Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has become a member of... View more
Mizzi ‘still in London fleeing justice’
Konrad Mizzi, the disgraced ex-minister named in connection with the most scandalous... View more
Konrad Mizzi’s personal lawyer was the advisor he took to seal Montenegro deal
Despite the government’s reluctance to divulge the name of the government advisor... View more
Konrad Mizzi’s trips to Montenegro and the birth of a dirty energy deal
Former Energy Minister Konrad Mizzi visited Montenegro no less than eight times... View more
Opposition demands government withdraw direct order on Electrogas deal
The Opposition has called on Energy Minister Michael Farrugia to withdraw a... View more
The good in the bad and the ugly
A memo to readers who, upon reading of Keith Schembri’s fake newspaper,... View more
Prime Minister mum on investigating corruption in Mizzi’s Montenegro deal
The Office of Prime Minister Robert Abela has remained mum on whether... View more
The murky energy project of Joseph Muscat and Konrad Mizzi in Montenegro
The Mozura wind farm project was haunted by allegations of corruption from... View more
Electrogas: A list of the people who benefit from the corrupt deal
It is not only Yorgen Fenech – the man accused of being... View more
Our tough man in Castille
It shouldn’t need saying, but it’s part of our political predicament that... View more