MEPs want answers on Malta’s migrant pushbacks, torture and EU funding
MEPs from the European Parliament’s Civil Liberties, Justice and
250 people pushed back to Libya after Malta claims it’s ‘on it’ – NGOs
Two hundred and fifty people in distress on a
84% of businesses see favouritism, corruption as hampering competition
84% of Malta’s businesses see favouritism and corruption as
Sexual harassment ‘pervasive, normalised and accepted’ in Malta – UN
A United Nations Working Group on discrimination against women
MFSA paying US lawyers €420 an hour and still needs 10 other law firms
Malta’s financial services regulator is paying €420 an hour
BirdLife objects to third apartment block next to Simar nature reserve
An application for a third apartment block adjacent to
Speaker of the House can never be investigated by Standards Commissioner
A legal lacuna has cropped up that means the
Work on Kordin rugby stadium to start six years late as cost quadruples
A €2.2 million rugby stadium project for Kordin announced
Robert and Lydia Abela: Why? – Kevin Cassar
Former ONE chairman Jason Micallef was absolutely right. “The
Cassola wants Fisheries Minister’s event investigated for breach of ethics
Independent politician Arnold Cassola has called on the Commissioner
Air Malta: chairman’s contract under wraps, former staff claim discrimination
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana, who is currently piloting Malta’s
Malta makes little to no rule of law progress – European Commission report
Malta has made little to no progress in the
New FIAU boss tight-lipped on never-ending Operation Green and Pilatus
The new government-nominated Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit Chairman Kenneth
Tourism Minister stonewalls questions on €56 million for sponsorships, events
The Malta Tourism Authority (MTA), which was given a
Planning Authority approves Xwejni horse in the face of multiple objections
The Planning Authority today approved the Gozo Ministry’s application
Chief Justice actionless as judicial couple’s litigations clog courts
Chief Justice Mark Chetcuti has so far refrained from
Malta instructs merchant vessel to ignore 70 people in distress at sea
Maltese authorities instructed a merchant vessel to stand by
Residents object to four-storey block in Għarb overlooking Ta’ Pinu valley
A four-storey apartment block overlooking the scenic Ta’ Pinu
Opposition calls for investigation into TM RHIB tender after The Shift’s report
The Opposition this morning called on Transport Minister Aaron
‘Compromised’ €400 million waste to energy incinerator tender moves ahead
The government has decided to risk proceeding with a
Millions in EU funds for 40 new boutique hotels as market faces oversaturation
More than €7 million of new EU funds have
Ira Losco being paid €417 per social post promoting Project Green
Singer Ira Losco is being paid €417 each time
‘Little or no progress’ in Malta’s media landscape, issues to ‘urgently address’
The Maltese media landscape’s lack of publicly accessible data
Mission accomplished: minister’s ‘landlord’ gets green lung for peanuts
Developers close to Lands Minister Silvio Schembri and Prime
Planning Authority fixes website following The Shift’s queries
A bug on the Planning Authority website’s ‘advanced search’
2022 Public Service Week PR exercise costs surged to €426,000
The last public relations exercise conducted by former civil
New Transport Malta RHIBs already found to be unseaworthy
One of the five new RHIBs Transport Malta purchased
Government alters parliamentary resolution to justify Fortina illegalities
The owners of the Fortina Hotel have already completed

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