Lack of editorial independence, ‘problematic’ party media main issues in Malta’s media landscape
The most serious issue facing Malta’s media freedom landscape
Despite Blockchain Island fail, MFSA claims ‘pioneering’ efforts ahead of EU rules
In the wake of EU legislation proposed to regulate
Expert panel on migration calls for ‘attitude change’ from governments, EU
The European Union and member states need to change
EU, Commission at centre of debate over understanding extent of funds fraud
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) and the European
Delays, missed deadlines plague plans for improving mental health in Malta
Tista taqra dan l-artiklu bil-Malti. Despite being promised over
Future of EU funding for Melita gas pipeline in question, despite government claims
Despite claims from the government that plans for a
Auditor general asked to investigate misuse of EU sewage treatment funds
Auditor General Charles Deguara has been asked to investigate
European Commission chief set to tour ‘patched up’, unfinished, EU funded school
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is set
Opinion: The Metsola moment
It was never going to be a monumental speech.
Reduction in hunting enforcement officers last straw for migratory birds – BirdLife
The number of police officers deployed to enforce hunting
Migration, enlargement, women high on EC agenda, but democracy is elephant in the room
In her annual State of the European Union (SOTEU)
SLAPP ‘bad actors include governments’ – EPP calls for stronger legislation
MEPs David Casa and Ramona Strugariu have called for
‘Gap between values-based narrative and reality’ in EU press freedom – CPJ
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has said that
EU tax havens review a ‘total whitewash’ since Malta was allowed to ‘escape’
Tista’ taqra dan l-artiklu bil-Malti International charity Oxfam has
Malta needs to find at least €48 million to close environmental financing gap
Malta will need to scrape together another €48 million
‘Full justice must not be denied’ – reactions to European Commission’s rule of law report on Malta
Following the publication of the European Commission’s annual rule
Echoing concerns: 3 high profile reports on Malta’s rule of law in 2 days
Three analyses on the rule of law in Malta
‘We got the impression that without external pressure reforms would not have been done’ – MEPs
From their latest fact-finding mission in Malta, six civil
The court decides: spring hunting to kick off as planned
The spring hunting season will be kicking off as
Spring hunting season on hold as court provisionally accepts Birdlife’s ‘urgent’ request
The spring hunting season for turtle-dove will not be
ECtHR refers to SLAPPs, says public authorities can’t justify defamation claims against media
In a landmark decision related to a civil defamation
A low, dishonest decade
“Uncertain and afraid of a low dishonest decade,” WH
UPDATED: Maltese government defiant on ending passport sales to Russians as pressure increases
Updated to add government’s change in decision.  The Maltese
Abela borrowing €3.7 million per day
Prime Minister Robert Abela has increased Malta’s debt by
Clues for the clueless
If only we had some clues about Joseph Muscat,
Government proposals ‘more concerned with regulating, than enabling media’
The government’s press freedom proposals have “a long way
‘A strong democracy needs a strong press’: Tributes to Ján Kuciak mark four years since assassination
Political leaders, journalists and press freedom organisations on Monday

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