Rift between PM and Commissioner over Joseph Muscat perks
Prime Minister Robert Abela accused Standards Commissioner Joe Azzopardi
Government awarded tender to accused kidnapper after court arraignment
Christian Borg, 30, arraigned in January 2022 for a
ADPD deputy chair calls for legal challenge over latest privileged pensions
The former chairman of the political party ADPD, Carmel
Permanent secretaries, cabinet secretary given special pension by stealth
Tista taqra dan l-artiklu bil-Malti. Permanent secretaries in the
Prime Minister finally gets his way in the latest judiciary appointments
The latest selection of the Judicial Appointments Committee, including
After Christian Borg fallout, judiciary get their vehicles by direct order
The government has found a way to circumvent a
Nothing can touch him
“This week I had the opportunity to speak with
Courts are not there to pass on messages – Chamber of Advocates
The Chamber of Advocates has expressed its disappointment at
Bruised PM slams judiciary appointments after his preferred candidate was excluded
Prime Minister Robert Abela slammed the latest exercise for
Judiciary costs now running at €10 million a year as court delays increase
Salaries and allowances for judiciary members and their teams
Reprimanded Judge gets sports integrity job
Of all the current recently-retired judges and magistrates, the
Objection, Your Honour! ‘Your cars should be mine’, Christian Borg insists
Tista’ taqra dan l-artiklu bil-Malti He is facing charges
Judges force prime minister to cancel cars tender slated for accused kidnapper
Pressure by several members of the judiciary, including senior
Nadine Lia’s chequered path to the bench
When rumours began to circulate at the beginning of
‘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
Accused kidnapper Christian Borg poised to win deal to supply cars to the judiciary
Tista’ taqra dan l-artiklu bil-Malti hawn. All of Malta’s
Cheating the customs
‘It is not dishonest; rather a proof of cleverness
Whose interests are being served?
Malta’s rusted wheels of justice have clanked and squealed
‘Serious challenges’ remain in Malta’s rule of law efforts, despite reforms
Despite Prime Minister Robert Abela’s claims that the European
Expanded list of Maltese PEPs extends scrutiny to much larger pool of connections
The conduct of the personal financial affairs of many
‘Worrying degree of democratic backsliding’ – Council of Europe report
The latest annual report on the state of democracy,
EU court ruling on judicial appointments leaves door open for future claims
Today’s judgment of the EU court on Malta’s former
An attack on the independence of the judiciary
A statement by the government on Tuesday attacked the
Spanish lawyers representing Maltese government in European Court costing taxpayers €80,000
The government is paying around €80,000 in fees to
The justice system is on trial, and getting a ‘Fail’
The courtroom drama in the compilation of evidence in
Dear Joe, we’ve seen this before
“The whole bunch of them should resign en masse.
A call for wider, deeper reforms in Venice Commission’s guarded opinion
In an 18-page report filled with caveats, subtleties and
Progress in anti-corruption recommendations ‘unimpressive’
Malta’s progress in implementing the recommendations by anti-corruption body
Opposition and civil society raise the stakes on rule of law reforms
In a move that raises the stakes on rule

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