The kink in the armour
Government ministers have a new buzzword. They tell us
It looks bad because it is bad
“It looks bad, but it’s not.” So said Edward
Why is Cardona still walking around?
The Deputy Leader of the Labour Party is accused
€6 million in direct orders from the Prime Minister’s Office in 3 years
The Office of the Prime Minister dished out close
Chamber of Advocates slams Labour media for ‘attack’ directed at lawyer
The Chamber of Advocates has called out Labour Party
What are they so desperate to hide?
Someone sure doesn’t want Joseph Muscat’s resignation letter to
Wash, rinse, repeat
When The Shift started monitoring government disinformation tactics in
Auditor General asked to investigate ‘ghost contract’ for Muscat’s pollster
Nicholas Wright, the pollster behind the Labour Party’s success
No comment from ARMS on IT company services linked to massive data leak
Local water and electricity services company ARMS Ltd has
Angry? Get in line please
It was just over a month ago that Tim
No bridge over troubled waters
Robert Abela’s rise to power was quite an easy
Malta drops another four places in World Press Freedom Index
Malta’s ranking in the World Press Freedom Index continued
Keith Schembri has a fake newspaper
We each respond to a raging pandemic in our
A time that’s defining Robert Abela
In last week’s Sunday Times, an op-ed by Robert
Legal initiative launched to aid those affected by massive data leak
Civil society organisations Repubblika and the Daphne Caruana Galizia
Data Leak unravels Zrinzo Azzopardi’s client list, and its ties to the Labour Party
While Malta is effectively on lockdown, Malta’s personal data
State funding of the independent media
Media freedom is what it says – freedom from
‘Old’ data no excuse for severity of information leaked – lawyer
A massive data leak containing personal information on 75%
Will Pilatus Bank owner cooperate with justice or try to flee?
As the court case against Pilatus Bank owner, Ali
Labour’s playbook catches coronavirus
When they tell you it’s not about the money,
Electrogas: A list of the people who benefit from the corrupt deal
It is not only Yorgen Fenech – the man
Public Inquiry Board warns PM’s staff: ‘We’re troubled by your lack of credibility’
The credibility of Nigel Vella, the Deputy Head of
The general election we deserve
Imagine this. A general election is called tomorrow for
‘And that is my mother’
For the first time in more than two years
State-sponsored trolling continued even after Caruana Galizia’s death
Malta was one of the few countries where State-sponsored
Celebrating a shipwreck?
Crowds will throng the streets of Valletta today to
Well that didn’t last very long, did it?
Robert Abela cast a faint glow of hope during
Restoration won’t fix flawed democracy
It’s easier to gain five kilos than to lose
You’re about to reap what Joseph Muscat sowed
If you want to know the truth, read the

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